العلاقات السعودية الإيرانية 2005-2010 : دراسة تاريخية سياسية

Abstract EN

Relations have witnessed Saudi Arabia - Iranian fluctuation taking increasingly slowly on the back of competition for influence in the Pacific Regional, especially in the wake of the U.S.

occupation of Iraq in 2003, The Government of Iran's new headed Mhmood Ahmadi nejad, which coincided with the coronation of Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz king of the Kingdom Saudi Arabia in 2005, had sparked panic Arab and Western worlds, as the government seeks to re-approach the Revolutionary Glow export the ideas of the Iranian revolution.

This was reflected growing Iranian presence in Iraq on the conduct of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and exacerbated further in the events in Lebanon in 2006 and Yemen in 2009, through the media slinging goal of mutual accusations of inciting violence and unrest in those countries.

Then came the developments of the Iranian nuclear crisis to raise the Saudi concern as a result of Iranian intransigence in resolving non-commitment to the resolutions and international guarantees relating to halt uranium enrichment even after the issuance of the last UN sanctions resolution against Iran in June 2010.