Actions of the TP Bedaman Spy Network in Creating Unrest and Insecurity during the Prime Ministership of Dr. Mossadegh

The nationalization movement of Iran's oil industry was a struggle between Iran and British colonialism in the 1330s. England, which saw the control of Iran's oil resources in danger, was able to bring the United States, which felt threatened by the spread and gaining power of communism in Iran, with it and prepare the ground for the coup d'état on August 28. Meanwhile, British and American spy networks played a very important role in planning and executing the coup. Among these networks, the American spy network TPBedaman is a subsidiary of the CIA. This research aims to deal with the role and performance of the TP-Badamen spy network during Mossadegh's prime ministership with a descriptive-analytical method. The question of this research is how the TP Bedaman spy network was able to prepare the ground for the August 28 coup by creating insecurity and chaos. The findings of the research indicate that Bedaman TP network tried to use "psychological propaganda", falsify news and information by organizing street crowds consisting of thugs and exaggerating the danger of the Tudeh Party in gaining power by using the media. Mass communication shows that Dr. Mossadegh was unable to create stability and security and by creating insecurity and confusion, he created the ground for the implementation of the August 28 coup.