Study of Russian foreign policy towards Iran based on Nocampalist Theories Vladimir Gironovsky

The relations between Iran and Russia have had many ups and downs, from war, occupation of Iran, blurry relations, to normal relations. The relations between the two countries over the past three centuries to get the Russians to the hot water of the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean, and to Iran, fear of invading Russians to Iran. To this end, recognizing and exploring the goals and attitudes of the Russian leaders, thinkers and politicians of the country is essential. Vladimir Gironovsky has played an important role in providing foreign policy guidance over the past few decades. Accordingly, in this research, the author has used descriptive-analytical method, library resources, and internet. The author seeks to answer this question: What impact did Vladimir Gironovsky's neo-imperialist views have on Russia's foreign policy towards Iran? By studying and analyzing the information obtained in relation to Russia's behavior towards other countries, we are witnessing the abuse of this country from weaker countries for more political, economic and geopolitical benefits. Therefore, the hypothesis of this research in relation to Russia's foreign policy towards Iran is that: Russia's foreign policy towards Iran in terms of economic, political and geopolitical dimensions is influenced by Vladimir Girovinovsky's contemporary notions of thought.