Morocco's Historical Ties to Iranian Oil Nationalization

This article delves into the historical context of Iranian oil nationalization in 1951 by Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, and the subsequent British and US conspiracy, drawing parallels to Morocco's past.

12 Mar, 11:19 — 12 Mar, 11:19

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Oil, Superpowers, Iran and Morocco

Iranian oil was under British control until 1951, when the democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh nationalized the industry. The United Kingdom, viewing this as a threat to its economic and strategic interests, conspired with the United States to depose Mossadegh in a CIA-led coup d’état in 1953. This reinstalled the monarch, Mohammad Reza Shah […] The post Oil, Superpowers, Iran and Morocco appeared first on Morocco World News.

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Morocco's Historical Ties to Iranian Oil Nationalization

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