When I got up to open the door, the boy who was helping the painters ran helplessly and knocked on the door opened Until I got out, one of the Furqanis put a Kalashnikov under my throat. He took my 45-caliber Colt from me and threw the magazine out with a blow and threw the magazine in the corner of the garden and threw my Colt on the other side of the yard…
Another group believes that American intelligence agencies have disclosed this information because of showing their goodwill to the Shah. The next theory considers the British or Soviet security agencies to be responsible for the leak of the coup due to the prevention of an American coup in Homeland. American published sources, while confirming that America knew about the coup plan, deny the disclosure of this information by America. The presence of a powerful opposition scared him and provoked him to carry out reforms that would prevent the fall of the Pahlavi government and the establishment of a neutral or pro-Soviet government.
