abadan crisis造句

• Britain had broken off diplomatic relations with Iran in 1951 during the Abadan Crisis.
• This led to British counter-moves and the loss of nearly all income during the Abadan Crisis.
• Iranian prime minister Mohammed Mosaddeq had recently nationalized the oil fields and was under British-led embargo ( Abadan Crisis ).
• He was also Chief Political Resident in the Persian Gulf Residency and Charg?d'affaires in Iran during the Abadan Crisis.
• This Abadan Crisis reduced Iran's oil income to almost nothing, putting a severe strain on the implementation of Mosaddegh's promised domestic reforms.
• No . 6 Squadron RAF flew out to Shaibah during a period of high tensions with Iran-the Abadan crisis over oil nationalisation in June 1951.
• In 1952 and 1953, the Abadan Crisis took place when Iranian Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq began nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company ( AIOC ).
• In 1951 Prime Minister Mohammed Mosaddeq received the vote required from the parliament to nationalize the British-owned oil industry, in a situation known as the Abadan Crisis.
• The political party that Mossadegh founded, the National Poet of Iran Adib Boroumand, who was a strong Mossadegh supporter and helped spread pro-Mossadegh propaganda during the Abadan Crisis and its aftermath.
• In 1951, the " Majlis " ( the Parliament of Iran ) named Mohammad Mossadegh as new prime minister by a vote of 79 12, who shortly after nationalized the British-owned oil industry ( see Abadan Crisis ).
• The National Iranian Oil Company suffered decreased production, because of Iranian inexperience and the AIOC's orders that British technicians not work with them, thus provoking the Abadan Crisis that was aggravated by the Royal Navy's blockading its export markets to pressure Iran to not nationalise its petroleum.
• In 1949, after a few years serving in the capacity of " Keyhan "  s editor-in-chief, he founded the weekly magazine " Kavian " "'C #  $ J % F "'( a politically oriented publication with a distinctly secular and nationalistic voice ) and became one of Mossadegh's ardent supporters in the latter's plan to nationalize Iran's oil industry ( see Abadan Crisis ).