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Iran's foreign policy towards Iraq After 2003 | ||
| CONTEMPORARY ISLAMIC STUDIENS MAGAZINE | ||
| Article 1, Volume 5, Issue 10, 2014, Pages 424-444 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Samir Hassan Falih Mayali; Fadel Hassan Ktafah Yasiri | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Abstract The occupation of Iraq on 9 April 2003. by the United states and its allies , it was considered a serious historical turning point in the history of the Arab region and the Middle East, and a major turning point in political, economic and social events of all countries in the region . Based on that, the occupation of Iraq was an important factor in influencing Iranian policy, upon both internal and external cases. And on the relationship between Iran and Iraq on one hand and between Iran and the United states on the other. And started since the first monthes of the occupation signs of tension in relation between these parties , and after that the finger went towards Iran from an Iraqi, Arabs and American parties , and others, that Iran being the incentive of the violence in Iraq and that Iran has a program to divide Iraq. Iran is one of the most neighboring countries, interference in Iraqi affairs, because Iran was found in the political landscape in Iraq an arena for optimal stretch and regional hegemony, and a rear door of the foreign policy of Iran in their conflicts with the United States or with neighborhood countries. | ||
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