Iran’s insecurity goes back at least to 1953, when US and British officials plotted the military coup that removed from office Mohammed Mossadegh, Iran’s first elected prime minister and an ardent nationalist, and installed General Fazlollah Zahedi.
La inseguridad del Irán se remonta al menos a 1953, cuando funcionarios de los EE.UU. y de Gran Bretaña planearon un golpe militar para derrocar a Mohammed Mossadegh, primer Primer Ministro elegido democráticamente del Irán y ardiente nacionalista, e instalar al general Fazlollah Zahedi.