Examining the legal aspects of Iran's presence in Syria from the perspective of international law

Abstract

Developments in the Middle East began with the popular movements in Tunisia in 2010. Due to the spread of this movement among the Arab countries, Western countries also tried to enter these developments in order to protect their interests, and the management of the route took some of these movements.Meanwhile, Syria is one of the Arab countries that was involved in some unrest and protests in 2011. With the intervention of Western countries and Saudi Arabia's support for Sunni extremist groups and the formation of a free army in Syria, these conflicts have expanded and led to Murder and bloodshed in this country Iran has tried to play an effective role in the current situation in this country due to its geopolitics and the benefits it has in relation to this country.Therefore, in this article, Iran's interests, the role and impact of this country on the developments in Syria, how to be present in Syria according to the opinion of the international community and according to the rules and regulations of international law are examined.