US-Iran ties since Trump quit nuclear deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Tehran, meanwhile, begins rolling back some of the commitments it made under the nuclear deal on uranium enrichment. - 2019:
43% : On September 18, five freed US detainees fly out of Tehran to Qatar and two of the five freed Iranian prisoners arrive in the Gulf state from the United States.
42% : An Iranian with a portrait of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani who was killed in Baghdad by a US drone strike Following are key dates in the storied relationship between the United States and its arch-rival Iran since Washington pulled out of a landmark nuclear pact with Tehran in 2018. - 2018: nuclear deal walkout - After years of mounting concern over Iran's nuclear enrichment programme, world powers reach a deal with Tehran on sanctions relief in exchange for guarantees it will not build an atomic bomb.
40% : In April 2021 talks aimed at saving the international nuclear deal with Iran begin in Vienna.
40% : "We will continue to impose costs on Iran for their provocative actions in the region," Biden says.
39% : Soleimani killed - In December, protesters storm the American embassy in Baghdad following deadly US air strikes on Iran-backed militiamen in Iraq and Syria.
35% : The timing of the exchange angers rights groups, coming two days after the first anniversary of the death in Iran of Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish Iranian woman arrested for allegedly violating the country's strict headscarf law.
30% : In June Trump authorises -- and then calls off at the last moment -- a military strike after Iran shoots down an American drone. - 2019:
23% : Gulf tensions - In, 2019 tension mounts after attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf and on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, for which the United States blames Iran.

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