Al-Ahwaz "Arabistan" during the Pahlavi royal era

The occupation of the Ahwaz by the Persians in 1925 AD was a service to British and American interests together with the aim of preventing the Russians from reaching the Arabian Gulf. Strengthening Iran's influence in the region so that the Arabs would not monopolize the oil sources and control the most important trade routes through the Arabian Gulf. The liberation of Ahwaz from the grip of Iranian occupation and all its consequences is primarily a humanitarian demand, then it is an important political and economic matter to prevent Iran from interfering in the affairs of Arab countries and also to weaken them economically. Therefore, raising the Ahwazi issue is an Arab duty to support our Ahwazi brothers against the injustice and oppression of the Iranian government. It is incumbent upon Arabs, governments and peoples, to stand by them until they gain their freedom and their desired rights.