Abstract
Withdrawing from international agreements and criticizing them were perhaps the most significant aspects of former President Donald Trump's administration, as it put the international community in the middle of global dilemmas by challenging international resolutions, references, and efforts, moreover, it also reflected poorly on the global nation's confidence towards US foreign policy. This article identifies and analyzes the most critical stages of the United States' decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear agreement within the Trump era, including its current international ramifications, all of which have recognized Iran's commitment to the agreement, and thus the risk of destabilizing regional security and stability, along with increasing the pace of the nuclear race, taking into consideration the development of the Iran nuclear program since then.
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