The position of terrorism in the foreign policy of the United States of America and its consequences on the national security of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Terrorism has been one of the tools used by America in foreign policy to control actors, resources and processes. The subject of this research is to show the pattern of American behavior towards non-aligned countries under the pretext of fighting terrorism, to show any attempt by the United States to prevent the stabilization of the regional position c. A. It is Iran. In this regard, the research question is what are the consequences of the position of terrorism in American foreign policy on national security c. A. Iran has? The research hypothesis is that after September 11; America's strategy of defense policy and pre-emptive and preventive attack in the form of confrontation with international terrorism by adopting strategies such as the Greater Middle East, the axis of evil, is actually intensifying pressures, increasing sanctions, proxy confrontations, and spreading Iranophobia. The research results show that c. A. Due to its independent and confrontational foreign policy, Iran has always been an obstacle to the expansionist policies of these powers and their supporter and regional ally, so Iran has always been at the top of the security threats and self-interest of these powers. These powers have always been trying to create a crisis and weaken the central power of Iran inside to reduce its role and influence in regional issues, and they have always shown this goal under the pretext of fighting terrorism.