Tehran – On February 11th this year, the Iranians celebrated the 46th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution. This was a revolution that changed the course of modern Iranian history, satisfying decades of desire for independence and embarking on a new era characterized by domestic self-confidence and domestic self-confidence. Progress in independence.
The US-backed struggle with Shah, led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (commonly known as Imam Khomeini), has been underway for several years. However, the final year of Shah’s presence in Iran dramatically accelerated the pace of events. Below is a breakdown of important events that took place during Mohammad Reza Pallavi’s last year’s reign, culminating in his overthrow.
Development evolves rapidly after the Air Force escape
On February 8, 1979, after Homafaran, a member of the Shah Air Force, visited the residence of Imam Khomeini, the government of Shahpur Bhaktia, appointed by Shah, was the next day at Doshan Tappe Air Force Base in eastern Telan. The uprising was subdued. The guards attempted to capture the rebellious Homafaran, leading to a firefighter. Soon after, many civilians gathered in support of the airmen and built barricades on the streets.
Ayatollah Seiyed Ali Khamenei, the current leader of the Islamic Revolution, frequently commemorated the actions of Homafaran that year, and described it as “the victory of the Victory of the Revolution on February 11th (Berman’s 22nd). They called it an effective and morale-boosting prelude. The greatness and dignity of the Iranian nation.”
News of the Homafaran rebellion quickly spread across the country among other segments of the military. There was also a huge number of soldiers who escaped from the Army, joined the ranks of the people, and paralyzed the commanders of the army.
Martial Law Declaration
On February 10, in the final act of despair, the weakening of the Peiravi regime imposed a curfew from 4pm to 5am through the military ruler of Tehran, General Medi Rahimi, and martial law order. has been announced.
Evidence from the commanders of martial law reveals that the Pahlavi regime, encouraged by the Western allies, particularly the US, had planned a final ditch coup. The plan included preemptive crackdown on the assassination or arrest of population and revolutionary leaders. However, Imam Khomeini’s decisive message thwarted this last plot, which was intended to restore the regime.
Imam Khomeini urged people to flood the streets against martial law, effectively delivering the final blow to the dictatorship.
“Today’s announcement of martial law is a hoax and it’s against Sharia. People shouldn’t think about it too much!” Imam Khomeini said in his message that it quickly echoed across the capital. Ta.
The founders of the Islamic Republic have also written to American officials who have warned them to withdraw their support of the collapsed Bakhtia regime.
Following the orders of Imam Khomeini, the Revolutionary Committee was established. Now, minibuses and other vehicles donated by the public with speakers have surged from the streets of Tehran, urging them to ignore curfews.
Finally the victory of the Islamic Revolution
The isolation of Bakhtia deepened as members of his own government, including the entire Regency Council, shifted their loyalty to the revolution and Imam Khomeini.
The Bakhtiar administration eventually collapsed at 2pm on February 11th, when the Supreme Military Council announced its “neutrality.”
With all the soldiers ordered back to the base, control of the country was effectively handed over to the revolutionaries led by Imam Khomeini. They seized government buildings, television and radio stations, and Pahlavi dynasty palaces, signaling the end of the Iranian monarchy. Bhaktia fled the palace and began to disguise herself and escape from Iran.
The victory of the Islamic Revolution was declared on national radio as the revolutionaries took control of Iranian broadcasting groups in northern Tehran. The radio presenter delivered a short message: “This is the real voice of the Iranian nation, the voice of revolution.”
The Islamic Revolution successfully overthrew Iran’s monarchy two or even five hundred years ago. The rapid pace of events has made even American officials so hard in their final days to believe in the victory of the revolution. Zbigniew Brzezinski, a former US national security adviser, reportedly called Sullivan’s Iranian ambassador to ask if the coup was still feasible.
The impact of the Islamic revolution
The Islamic Revolution had a major international impact, affecting both Muslim and non-Muslim countries. It was an inspiration for those who have fought for years for freedom, self-determination and independence from the West and Israel.
Within the region, the Islamic Revolution has urged the revival of resistance groups that have suffered a decline in morale after years of struggle with Israel. Groups such as Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah, Ansarrah and various factions of Iraq are now thorny on the side of Israel and Washington. Growing only in size and power with each new year, these groups continue to commit to the fight until they expel all invaders from their homes.
Outside of Western Asia, the successful tales of Iran’s battle with us resonated with African countries, particularly those struggling with colonial and colonial oppression.
As Ayatollah Khamenei recently pointed out, the country has made significant and unprecedented progress in various sectors despite constant pressure from Western sanctions over the past 45 years. I was able to do that. Most notably, the country has achieved all these achievements while remaining independent and independent.
For the first time in 250 years, Iran has the ability to effectively protect its territory and borders. The Islamic Republic stands as the first government in the country’s modern history, escaping the handover of land to foreign powers despite having endured eight years of invasion by Saddam Hussein and his Western supporters. It’s there. Through non-stop efforts, Iranian forces are now one of the most powerful forces in the region, and can even support people who share common values.
Despite continued sanctions and economic pressure, the country’s infrastructure has become modernized and efficient. Education is now widespread, with women making up the majority of middle school students. Although economic challenges remain, hunger and homelessness have declined significantly over time. Furthermore, Iran has cultivated a strong, mutually respected alliance by engaging with countries that transcend western territory.
As Ayatollah Khamenei said in a recent speech, “Berman’s 22nd is the peak of the proud movement of the Iranian state, reminiscent of the brightest day in the history of the Iranian state.”