Pak Sahafat – Lebanese writer and journalist wrote: What we are witnessing in Iran is an American-British intelligence operation and has nothing to do with the hijab.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, Kamal Khalaf wrote on Sunday in an article in the regional newspaper “Rai Elyoum”: The apparent and common interpretation of events in Iran in the Western and Arab media is that these protests are related to the issue of mandatory hijab and the death of an Iranian girl after being detained.
But the reality is completely opposite to this interpretation, and what can interpret the events of today in Iran is one sentence, and that is the “joint intelligence operation of the United States and England” in which the spy organization of the Zionist regime, with the financial support of Arab countries, plays the role of a helper and partner in this operation.
Of course, the Iranian authorities have well understood the nature of what is going on in their country and the hidden angles of this combined operation.
It is not a secret that America has the ability and information programs for wars called “blood and fire” with the tools of “lies, weapons and money” and this method has been used many times throughout history in Latin America, Africa, Eastern European countries and Middle East, and we saw more recent examples of it in Libya and Syria, where the intelligence and espionage agencies planned these operations behind the scenes and gave some countries in the region a little margin to lead these incidents.
Today’s events in Iran are the updated version of the Ajax operation to overthrow the government of Mohammad Mossadegh by the American spy agency in cooperation with the British spy agency.
Mossadegh’s sin was trying to nationalize the oil industry, which was looted by the British, and a small part of its income was given to the Iranian nation.
Today’s events in Iran are an example of the coup d’état on August 28, with new tools in progress, which are continuous media attacks and propaganda against the Islamic system and the activation of all traditional and new media and alternative media to tarnish the image of the system and show Iran as a prison, from which the nation is counting the moment for freedom, and at the same time gangs with disturbances and violence and weapons led by terrorist groups in the streets are one of its characteristics.
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In all these incidents, the hands of spy systems and organizations are clearly seen.
Of course, the American government’s desire to implement a coup or overthrow the ruling regime in Iran is not the same as what happened to Mossadegh’s regime, because America knows very well that the current Islamic system is not the Mossadegh’s regime of yesterday, and the conditions have changed a lot and Iran has been out of the sphere of domination and control of America and it has gained its complete independence.
That’s why all the American and British intelligence agencies are looking for is to destabilize and weaken Iran and make it busy with internal events to destroy its regional role and remove it from regional and international equations.
Although the Mossadegh government’s sin was the nationalization of the oil industry, the sin of the Islamic system from the point of view of the United States and the West is not nuclear or military capability or industrial and agricultural self-sufficiency, but rather the strategic agreement between Iran and China and Iran’s attempt to sign a comprehensive strategic agreement with Russia.
America feels threatened by this issue and following this feeling, it has taken a risk, the results of which are not sure, and this is the game of blood and fire inside Iran.
This is the true picture of events in Iran, and our hearts ache for many elites in Arab countries who are naively influenced by propaganda that has been repeated many times.
While we live in a region where we have the bitter experience that generations read the history and details of its events in documents that Arab countries allow to publish after decades.
Perhaps the American government has thought about the benefits of success in destabilizing Iran, but has it also thought about the failure of this plan, which is closer to reality based on the scene of events in Iran?
This failure will undoubtedly reflect and have a wide impact on American policy in the Middle East, and without a doubt, after this experience, Iran will appear stronger in expressing its strategic weight and position in regional equations.