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The Shah of Persia, particularly during the reign of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, requested various forms of military and economic assistance from Western nations, notably the United States, to modernize Iran and bolster its defenses against perceived threats, particularly from the Soviet Union. He sought support in building infrastructure, developing oil resources, and implementing modernization initiatives to promote economic growth and stability in the country. His requests often reflected a desire for greater international influence and the maintenance of his regime's power.

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