INTERNAL AND FOREIGN POLICY OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN IN THE 90S OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
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Key words: Islamic revolution, Rukhalla Musavi Khumeyni, Shia clergy, export of Islamic revolution, internal and foreign policy, Persian gulf.Abstract
The article examines changes in the political life of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the 90s of the 20th century, namely, the conduct of an independent foreign policy by the president without the approval of other authorities (the clergy are meant). As a result, Tehran began to fulfill its foreign policy tasks, and this in turn contributed to maintaining friendly relations with the Arab monarchies of the Persian Gulf.
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