Abbas Souri: August 18 was a disaster that led to the 1989 revolution. The rift that Mossadegh created between the people and the monarchy also led to the discrediting of the monarchy and the prime minister. Perhaps Mossadegh’s greatest betrayal of the nationalist movement and Iran was his autocracy and self-determination. There is no way to prove Mossadegh’s nationalism. He called himself the father of the nation. He considered himself the standard-bearer of nationalism. But in the end, he trampled on nationalism, and the result of his actions led to the 1989 revolution.

Sajjad Fattahi: Addressing this issue could cause a rift between the unity of the nationalist movement. I accept that Mohammad Reza Shah had the legal right to dismiss Mossadegh after dissolving the parliament. But according to the constitution of the time, it was not legal to do so with the intervention of a foreign force. There were misunderstandings between the prime minister and the monarchy. But there is no doubt about Mossadegh’s nationalism. August 18 should be reviewed many times so that this terrible historical mistake is not repeated, but it should not become a point of contention for the nationalist movement.

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