User:Bejakyo/United Kingdom involvement in regime changes

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United Kingdom involvement in regime changes describes activities by the government of the United Kingdom to alter, replace, or preserve foreign governments through overt means such as invasion, or covert means such as coup d'état and assasination . The

1917-1945: World War I, the interwar period, and World War II

1910s

1918-1920: Russia

1945-1991: The Cold War

1950s

1953: Iran

1960s

1964: Brazil

1970s

1970-1973 Chile

1991-present: Post-Cold War

2000s

2001-2021: Afghanistan

2003-2011: Iraq

2010s

2011: Libya

See also

United States involvement in regime change
Soviet Union involvement in regime change
Russian involvement in regime change

References

External links

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