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In the early 1950s, Iran made a bold decision to reclaim its oil and the consequences reshaped its future.
This video explores Iran’s oil nationalization and the events that led to the 1953 coup.
At a time when foreign interests controlled much of Iran’s natural wealth, Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh took a historic stand.
Iran’s decision to nationalize its oil was meant to restore sovereignty and economic independence. Instead, it triggered international pressure, political instability, and a turning point that culminated in the 1953 coup.
This video examines the historical context, the motivations behind nationalization, and how global power politics influenced Iran’s fate.
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