The podcast explores the US intervention in Iran, including the 1953 CIA-orchestrated coup that overthrew Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister, Mohammed Mossadegh, and the consequences that followed, including the rise of a hardline Shia fundamentalist regime within Iran.
This podcast episode talks about the techniques and strategies used by the CIA to recruit and surveil agents, as well as the failures and successes of their operations.
The damage of a modern electronic engine due to radiator hitting can lead to engine failure and mobility issues during a crisis. A damaged engine may not have the coolant to drive off or move to a safe location in case of an emergency.
Despite Iran's development in terms of material culture such as good communication and modern economy, it struggles to modernize itself ideologically due to an unrelenting belief that their ideology is perfect and best for the world, leading to expenses for their own population.
The Stuxnet Worm was a malicious computer worm infiltrated into Iran's Natanz nuclear facility in 2007 that disrupted its uranium enrichment capabilities. The design of the worm included a specific target against Siemens technology, which the Natanz facility used.