Iran's foreign policy toward Syria And its impact on relations with Turkey from 2010 onwards

Given the widespread protests and protests in 2010 in some Middle Eastern African and Arab countries, such as Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, the process quickly spread to the neighboring country of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Syria.Since the Syrian state has a special geopolitical position and is in the center of resistance, as well as the point of connecting and connecting Iran with Lebanon's Hezbollah, the developments of this country have been highly regarded by the policy makers of the Islamic Republic of Iran and caused a change The attitude and change of Iran's foreign policy in the region and Syria. Since the Syrian people are of particular importance in the region and the point of connection between the countries of the Middle East to Turkey and Europe, the developments of this country are considered by the Western and Arab countries, and this country has become a political destination of the affected countries of the region and contradict Iran's interests came from neighboring countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, which has been deteriorating, and in fact the developments in Syria have become a war of protest of the hostile states of the region and the United States against the economic, political and national security interests of the Republic Islamic Republic of Iran.