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The Effects of the Soviet Collapse on U.S. Regional Policy

After the collapse of the Eastern Block, the Unites States found the grounds upon which to emerge as the sole contender in the regions dominated by the Soviet union, as well as other points in the world, where it seized the achieved opportunity that had come its way, and achieved its macro and long-term interests which lay in preventing Russia and Iran as two Eastern powers from influencing the region by developing its influence over the republics which had became independent of the Soviet union, organizing and managing the velvet revolutions and supporting them, and finally also extending NATO to the East of Europe and the Middle East. What happened in the world trade center made a great contribution to the United States, so that it marked a turning point that accelerated its efforts to achieve its objectives. While exerting its leverage over Russia and Iran as two powers in the region in the case of transferring oil to America and its allies, the United States managed to continue to do so under the pretext of fighting terrorism and preventing the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. But, American presence had no effect but to breed internal chaos and insecurity, destroyed regional stability and peace, increased organized terrorism and life problems.