The confrontation between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Conclusion
Arab revolutions of 2010–2011 endangered interaction between Saudi Arabia and Iran with a number of countries in the region on the. However, both Riyadh and Tehran have made attempts to change the results of the "Arab spring" for its own benefit - the Saudi Arabia supported the press Al-Sisi in Egypt, did not allow a revolution in Bahrain, orcaused the departure of A. Saleh from the presidency of Yemen, continues pursue an anti-Assad policy in Syria. Iran has stepped up its positions in Syria and Yemen. Overall, the Arab Spring has growing rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran Near and Middle East
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