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Agriculture and fishing Only about a tenth of Iran’s land area is cultivated, although perhaps a third could be used for agriculture. Nutrient-poor soils and water scarcity make development difficult. Wheat is the most common crop, followed by barley and…
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The numbers – 19,000 centrifuges for uranium enrichment installed in Iran before the nuclear agreement. – 6104 the centrifuges that Iran can maintain after the agreement. – 300 kg the maximum amount of enriched uranium that Iran can keep as…
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According to collegesanduniversitiesinusa, Tehran’s defense and security policy is dictated by an innate sense of ‘strategic loneliness’, due to being mostly surrounded by hostile regimes. Furthermore, in recent years the direct or indirect presence of the United States on its…
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After a coup d’état (February 22, 1921), Resa (actually Resa Khan) took power in Tehran with the help of a Cossack brigade. As Minister of War, he subjugated the almost independent rulers in the provinces at the head of newly…
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Iran, officially the Islamic Republic of Iran, formerly known as Persia, is a country in the Middle East. Iran borders Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Armenia to the north and Turkey and Iraq to the west….
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