Abstract:

Nuclear operations in Iran began with the help of Western states. This beginnings continued until the revolution in Iran, especially with the contribution of Western states such as the United States, Germany and France. But after the revolution, Iran saw the West as an enemy, the relations with these countries changed completely and the West took a new position in this case. Iran’s nuclear work, backed by the pre-revolution, has now been seen as a threat and sanctions have been imposed. Though the sanctions mentioned were sometimes mildered by entering a mild period in relationships, they later turned into heavy sanctions. As a result of the changes in relationships, the assumption that the weapons in the hand of the friend are not a threat, but that the weapons in the hand of the enemy are considered extremely dangerous, is tested by nuclear activities through the U.S.-Iran relations.

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