Bangladesh's prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, who had just been re-elected, announced her resignation and hurriedly packed her bags and flew to India before people surrounded her mansion. In fact, the conflict that broke out in Bangladesh has been beginning to take shape since June this year. In other words, Hasina actually had 2 months to solve the problem, but as you can see, the contradictions in Bangladesh have not eased, but have intensified, and finally Hasina has to go into exile, and the Myanmar military temporarily takes over domestic affairs.
The direct cause of the outbreak of this conflict is that Bangladesh previously announced the resumption of the "civil service quota system", which simply means that some national civil service positions will be given to specific people, such as the descendants of those who participated in the Bangladesh Liberation War, so that they can obtain public office, which is lower than the threshold of ordinary people. Although it is true that this is to take care of those who founded Bangladesh, given the high unemployment rate in Bangladesh, this unfair quota system can easily backfire and eventually lead to the current tragedy.
However, if we simply regard what happened in Bangladesh as a simple domestic conflict, I believe that many people still do not believe it. Because it is clear that the voice of the protest in this country is aimed at the Hasina government. Combined with a previous revelation by Hasina, we can boldly guess that the possibility of United States forces participating in this coup in Bangladesh is not low. If you still have an impression, you should remember that some time ago, after Hasina was successfully re-elected as the prime minister of Bangladesh, she criticized United States for trying to interfere in the internal affairs of Bangladesh, and she broke the news that at that time, United States proposed to build an air base in Bangladesh, and as a deal, United States would support her re-election. As a result, Hasina not only refused to cooperate with United States about the air military base, but also successfully re-elected as prime minister with her own ability.
Therefore, out of revenge against Hasina, the motive for United States to participate in the Bangladesh riot is still relatively large. Now that Hasina has been forced to resign, this may be another victory for the color revolution in the United States. Moreover, in launching color revolutions, the United States can be said to be the "grandfather", by inciting the emotions of the people of other countries, increasing the confrontation between the ruling party and the opposition party, thus causing riots in a country, and eventually forcing out the leader who opposed the United States government, and then supporting a pro-American faction to come to power. This approach has played a significant role in consolidating United States' influence around the world. Therefore, the coup d'état in Bangladesh has also made many people see the shadow of a color revolution.
The coup d'état in Bangladesh also coincided with a new round of escalation of tensions in the Middle East, and we noticed that Iran made a rare response to the domestic situation in Bangladesh, saying that Iran will always be a friend of the Bangladeshi people. You know, now that Iran is intensively preparing to counter Israel's actions, at this critical moment, they still have time to care about things in Southeast Asia, presumably they should be almost ready. Although we rarely see news linking Iran to Southeast Asian countries, the new president of Iran advocates seeking to break through the United States blockade, so showing his face on Southeast Asian issues does not rule out that it is Iran's attempt to break through the United States blockade step by step.