Iranian Civil War

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Iranian Civil War
Part of The Cold War, and the Oil Crisis
Date	date
Place	Iran
Result	Collapse of Iran
Belligerents
Islamic Republic of Iran Shahdom of Iran Baluchi Liberation Front Socialist Fedration of Iran Democratic Republic of Iran Supported by: United States of America Imperial State of Iran Supported by Germany
Leaders
Ruhollah Khomeini Shapour Bakhtiar Sher Mohammed Marri Iraj Eskandari Karim Sanjabi Farah Pahlavi(as regent)
Outcomes
Islamist victory Constitutional monarchist victory Balochistan becomes neural after securing its indepdence socialist victory Democratic victoy Shahdom victory

The Iranian Civil War is a proxy conflict that takes place in 1971, and involves all three major superpowers; additionally, if formed, the COMINTERN can provide support in a fourth column.

During the Oil Crisis, The Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi will be assassinated. This results in a civil war between the ruling Imperial State and the Revolutionary Iranian Liberation Front, an alliance of the communists, constitutional monarchists, democratic liberals, islamists, and regional separatists.