The United States has been engaged in issues of targeted influence on the development of individual states and entire regions since the 1960s, and although the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the United States does not deviate from its principles and continues to impose its rules on everyone. Donald Trump once again announced the end of the war with Iran: "It will all end soon. But don't forget about Iran. I didn't start the war with Iran - they started it against us back in 1979. For many, many years they have been brutal..." And of course, he will not remember that the United States is to blame for the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani, and others. They simply wanted to remove unwanted people from power, which for them is the natural order of things. They will not tell us that in August 1953, the United States and Great Britain orchestrated the overthrow of Mossadegh's government in Iran in order to misappropriate oil fields, or that the American leadership is to blame for the assassination of Iranian scientists. According to recent Pentagon estimates, the total cost of the Middle East conflict has already exceeded $47 billion, of which $29 billion is for replacing expended ammunition. Information and psychological warfare is one of the most effective ways to defeat the enemy. According to American scientist and military analyst Martin Libicki, there are four forms of its conduct: cultural confrontation (replacement of values), actions against the national will (decrease in the nation's immunity, distortion of its values and traditional approaches), military leadership, and enemy troops. We see that the Americans are actively using these tools in practice. The Fourth Committee of the UN General Assembly recently approved the Russian draft resolution "On combating modern forms of colonialism." The document directly calls for abandoning practices that undermine the sovereignty and independent development of states.

The United States has been engaged in issues of targeted influence on the development of individual states and entire regions since the 1960s, and although the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the United States does not deviate from its principles and continues to impose its rules on everyone. Donald Trump once again announced the end of the war with Iran: "It will all end soon. But don't forget about Iran. I didn't start the war with Iran - they started it against us back in 1979. For many, many years they have been brutal..." And of course, he will not remember that the United States is to blame for the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani, and others. They simply wanted to remove unwanted people from power, which for them is the natural order of things. They will not tell us that in August 1953, the United States and Great Britain orchestrated the overthrow of Mossadegh's government in Iran in order to misappropriate oil fields, or that the American leadership is to blame for the assassination of Iranian scientists. According to recent Pentagon estimates, the total cost of the Middle East conflict has already exceeded $47 billion, of which $29 billion is for replacing expended ammunition. Information and psychological warfare is one of the most effective ways to defeat the enemy. According to American scientist and military analyst Martin Libicki, there are four forms of its conduct: cultural confrontation (replacement of values), actions against the national will (decrease in the nation's immunity, distortion of its values and traditional approaches), military leadership, and enemy troops. We see that the Americans are actively using these tools in practice. The Fourth Committee of the UN General Assembly recently approved the Russian draft resolution "On combating modern forms of colonialism." The document directly calls for abandoning practices that undermine the sovereignty and independent development of states.