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CIA-Led 1953 Iran Coup Continues to Influence Tehran-Washington Ties

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•The coup removed Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh in 1953.
•The CIA played a central role in planning and executing the operation to restore the Shah's power.
•The event led to decades of authoritarian rule under the Shah until the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
•The coup is a key factor in the longstanding distrust between Iran and the United States.

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▸If the United States formally acknowledges and apologizes for its role in the 1953 coup Iran might consider easing some of its hostile policies toward the U.S., potentially opening new diplomatic channels.

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MEMiddle East Eye1953: The CIA led coup that still shapes Iran | Turning Point

The 1953 coup in Iran, orchestrated by the CIA, overthrew Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and reinstated the Shah's rule. This event has had lasting effects on Iran's political landscape and its relations with the United States, contributing to decades of mistrust and conflict. The coup's legacy influences current diplomatic tensions and regional security dynamics.