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In 1953, a covert operation in Iran quietly reshaped the political destiny of an entire region. When Iran's democratically elected prime minister, Mohammad Mossadegh, nationalized the country's oil industry, he challenged powerful international interests and triggered a geopolitical confrontation involving intelligence agencies, global energy corporations, and Cold War rivalries. In The Shadow of 1953, Khalil Qureshi reconstructs the dramatic chain of events that led to Mossadegh's overthrow and the restoration of the Shah. Drawing on historical narrative and geopolitical analysis, the book reveals how a single covert operation transformed Iran's political trajectory and left consequences that still echo across the Middle East and global politics today. More than a historical account, this work examines how the legacy of 1953 continues to influence modern conflicts, diplomatic tensions, and debates over sovereignty and foreign intervention.

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