2 years ago

How did Carter plan to achieve his goals

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harina [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

Convince Iran that the real danger was the Soviet Union, not the United States

Get help from other countries to express disapproval of Iran’s actions.

Explanation:

YA YEET

Mila [183]2 years ago

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Answer: Carter attempted to rescue the hostages with military intervention.

Explanation: Pres. Carter, establishing that reasoning with Iran was not an optimal solution, resolved to sending in several US troops to secure and rescue the American hostages. They were to infiltrate Iranian airspace under cover of darkness and be dropped off, where they would then secure the Americans before exfiltration. Unfortunately, the Iranians were waiting for them and killed all of the American troops in an ambush.

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