Regional strategic balance and its impact on Iraq after 2003 Iran as a model

Abstract

After the year 2003, the region adjacent to Iraq entered a new phase that differed from its previous era. The occupation of Iraq in 2003 and the waging of war against it created a unique situation in the Middle East and in the regional region surrounding Iraq. The balances that prevailed were disturbed and all the relations of the active powers entered from within the region. With a kind of chaos and instability, countries were not able to predict the outcome of matters or their developments, which led to creating a state of anticipation and confusion, and waiting for the situation in the region and the decided results and repercussions of the war on Iraq and the occupation.