Özet:

In the 20th century, the mutual competition and uncertainty on the basis of Iran-Turkey relations have become an uncomprehensible stage with the historical accumulation of the two states. Threatening across the borders after World War I has become a means of regional policy. With the collapse of the Ottoman State, the atmosphere of uncertainty on the border between Iran and Turkey has become clear. The study claims that the interventions of non-regional actors affect the relations between Turkey and Iran and the security of the border between the parties. With the weakening of the Ottoman State, Britain and Russia, Iran and the Ottoman State were included in the border matters by the Istanbul Protocol. Similar interventions have also been seen during and after World War I in issues such as the Mosul issue, the Sheikh Sait rebellion. Different groups living in the border areas of Turkey have not had difficulty finding weapons and assistance in this competition and exchange process, which has led to the continuity of regional uncertainty. In the 1930s, the conditions in the world seemed to have made the relations between Iran and Turkey a relatively good way, but the border problems between Iran and Turkey have come to the forefront in the periods when international tensions are rising. The aim of this study is to reveal the under structure of the terrorist threat that affected regional security in the 20th century and brought the borders of Turkey at the end of this century, and to explain the development in this process of the border problems that Turkey has with its neighbors as an international policy tool.

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