Regional relations between Iran and Turkey after the developments in Syria (2010-2017)
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Alireza
Golchinpoor
1
(PhD student in International Relations, Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan), Isfahan, Iran)
Mahnaz
Goodarzi
2
(Associate Professor, Department of International Relations, Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch (Khorasgan), Iran, Iran.)
Keywords: Threat Balance, political relations, security relations, developments in Syria, regional developments,
Abstract :
Iran and Turkey have a unique geopolitical and geostrategic position in the region. The Syrian crisis affected the regional equations and the relations of the countries of the region, including Iran and Turkey. The developments in Syria affected and changed the framework of relations between Iran and Turkey as a regional power. Therefore, the main question is raised, what effect have the developments in Syria had on the regional relations between Iran and Turkey in order to become a regional power? In this article, it is tried to investigate and analyze the dimensions of the above issue and question in the framework of regional power balance theory and using descriptive-analytical methods. The findings of the current research show that the developments in the Arab world, especially the developments in Syria, have intensified the regional competition between Iran and Turkey, in the form of the formation of regional and trans-regional alliances and alliances with the environment of Iran and Syria, Syria and Russia, which in one On the other side of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Salafi groups were located. Also, Turkey's inability in this direction led to the promotion of Iran's regional position and the modification of Turkey's regional policy.
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