The U.S. was interested in an alliance with Iran primarily due to its strategic geopolitical location and rich oil reserves, which were crucial during the Cold War for countering Soviet influence in the Middle East. Additionally, Iran served as a key ally in promoting stability in the region and safeguarding American interests, particularly in terms of oil supply security. The alliance also aimed to foster economic ties and military cooperation, reinforcing the U.S.'s presence in a vital area of global politics.
Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran was created in 2003.
Iran and Uganda have good relations, but have no military or political alliance.
The United States has diplomatic relations (or an alliance of some sort) with every nation on Earth except the following: Cuba Iran North Korea Bhutan
The US Embassy hostages in Iran.
There are no US troops presently in Iran (as of May 2008)
The US backed the Shah of Iran who was an authoritarian monarch.
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US is interested in Pakistan because of its strategic geographic location. Pakistan borders with India, China, Afghanistan and Iran and all these countries are really important for USA. US is planning to leave Afghanistan in near future and when USA will be physically out of this region, they need strong bond with Pakistani leadership to implement their agenda in the region.
No, from Dubai and many other places but Iran
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