گروگانگیری و نقش خیانت بار خمینی الفارسية 1447

The seizure of the U.S. Embassy and the taking of its staff as hostages stood in violation of international legal principles, as well as the religious, moral, and customary norms recognized across faiths and societies. According to the author, the failure to resolve the crisis in a timely manner, and the detention of embassy personnel for 444 days under the supervision of the Revolutionary Guard while formally attributed to the “Students Following the Line of the Imam,” brought about an irreparable disaster for the Iranian people and the country.

The prolonged hostage crisis, the author argues, contributed not only to Iran’s political isolation but also to economic sanctions, the devastating war launched by Iraq against Iran, and the sacrifice of several generations of Iranians, in addition to immense economic losses.

The author further contends that the crisis was resolved in an even more disastrous manner through the Algiers Accords, a settlement allegedly dictated by Algerian mediators and described by some of its signatories as comparable to the controversial 1919 Anglo-Persian Agreement. In this interpretation, the agreement enabled billions of dollars and other Iranian assets to flow into the hands of American and non-American profiteers, the consequences of which, the author argues, continue to be borne by the Iranian nation to this day.