Protests Over Hostage Deal and Iran US Asset Return
Iranians protest outside Tehran's British Embassy against handling of the siege as talks claim a dollars for people exchange. U.S. officials deny ransom and outline assets to be released including frozen Iranian funds and gold, with escrow arrangements and bank settlements shaping the terms.
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Timeline of the Iran hostage crisis 1979 1981
A chronicle of key events from the November 1979 seizure of the U S embassy in Tehran through January 1981 detailing hostage releases diplomatic moves and the evolving negotiations including US sanctions moves at the UN and the eventual end of the crisis.
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Carter Touts Final Iran Hostage Agreement Text
President Carter announces an agreement with Iran on the hostage crisis reached in Algiers and Iran. He notes that after hostages are freed, frozen assets will be released and arbitration procedures set, with Algerian mediation and high praise for Algerian leaders.
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Mohamed) Benyahia
Jody Powell
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