Explaining British strategy in West Asia

In the 18th and 19th centuries, England was regarded as one of the most important powers in the international world. Although its power has declined in the wake of World War I and World War II, it remains one of the most important powers in international relations. For this reason, its strategy and role in the West Asian region are important and effective for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The key question of this study is what strategy the UK is pursuing in the West Asian region after the nuclear deal is signed. To answer that question, its strategy for nuclear talks has also been examined. In this study, the scriptwriting method was used. The findings of the study indicate that the UK s basic strategy is to return to the West Asian region, and in its nuclear talks, it has sought to reduce Iran s influence as the UK s main West Asian settlement, so that it can be more easily and less burdened. To be able to return to this strategic area.

Keywords:

United Kingdom , Iran , West Asia , Nuclear Agreement