The United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran: From hard war to soft war

With the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1978, the American domination of Iran came to an end and a new era in the country's relations with Iran began. Global arrogance and international Zionism have always been hostile to Iran since then. The common denominator of all hegemonic policies has been the transformation of the Islamic Revolution and the overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In the early years of the victory of the glorious Islamic Revolution, they sought to divide Iran and turn it into a small, regional-free country by fomenting ethnic and religious differences. From the spring of 1980 to September of the same year, they planned the military aggression of Tabas and the Nojeh coup in the form of a direct military attack, which also failed. Since September 1980, with the support of arms, intelligence and financial support from Iraq, this country has been provoked to impose a full-scale military war against Iran. Then, from the early sixties until now, by designing and organizing the strategy of soft war and collapse, they decided to change from within, thus weakening Iran's national power and its geopolitical and geostrategic position and isolating Iran in the international arena. In this strategy, by organizing their cultural, political, psychological and propaganda aggression and purging themselves in the public opinion of the Iranian nation, especially in the young generation, they are attacking the Islamic faith and national and national values ​​in the course of their work and by inducing the inefficiency of the system. They exaggerate the positive achievements of the past.