UNSC = United Nations Security Council

The UNSC was ostensibly created to enforce ‘global peace’ with the first test of the UNSC being considered successful, but decades later it proved to be a covert U.S. operation to control Iran!

1946 U.S. Armed Forces map of global problems being discussed during the first session of the UNO.

The United Nations was originally known as the United Nations Organization, aka UNO.

1946 U.S. Armed Forces map of Iran, with the disputed Azerbaijan Province highlighted, and text referring to the UNO policy towards Iran.

The ‘western’ push for controlling Iran’s oil reserves actually began during World War Two, at least as early as 1944: New York Times, October 1944; Iran’s oil problem revived by Russia…  but Americans also are involved. 

It might be the true reason for the Cold War: COLD WAR IN IRAN: THE POLITICS OF OIL

Allied Relations in Iran, 1941-1947: The Origins of a Cold War Crisis

From March through April 1946 the newly created UNSC dealt with its first international problem: British controlled Iran demanding Soviet troops to leave Iran’s Azerbaijan Province.

At that time there was no United Nations building, so the first ever UNSC meetings took place at Hunter College in New York:

The problem was resolved by the Soviets ‘voluntarily’ withdrawing troops in May 1946:

Supposedly the true reason for Soviets leaving Iran was that U.S. President Harry Truman threatened to drop atom bombs on the Soviet troops!

This is a political cartoon by Clifford Kennedy Berryman depicting Truman threatening Soviet ambassador Andrei Andreyevich Gromyko.

Decades later, publicly released U.S. Central Intelligence Group (direct predecessor to the Central Intelligence Agency, aka CIA) documents proved the UNSC Iran-Soviet problem to be a covert operation by the United States to expel Soviet troops from Iran for the purpose of allowing U.S. control of Iran and regional oil fields!

80 years later, the game is still being played.

Warning from Shah of Iran: In 1976 a warning from U.S. ally Shah of Iran, reported on CBS 60 Minutes, but nobody believed him!