US Influence Strategy to Control and Change the Political System in the Islamic Republic of Iran until the Borjam Agreement

With the Islamic Revolution of Iran in 1978, a severe political earthquake occurred in the Middle East and the international system, and Iran (which was the most important ally of the Western bloc) emerged from the political, economic and socio-cultural influence of the West, especially the United States. The Islamic Republic of Iran has been opposed to the interventions of supra-regional powers in the region since 1978 by informing the countries of the region such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, etc. The White House has always sought to reassert its influence in Iran and has used tactics such as divisiveness among the Iranian people, the eight-year war, sanctions, cultural aggression, Shi'ism and Iranophobia to strike at Tehran. The purpose of this study is to get acquainted with the goals of US influence in Iran in order to contain, change the policies of the Islamic system and change the political system. The findings of this study indicate that; Despite using various methods to change the regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the United States has not yet succeeded in fundamentally changing the policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran.