Peculiarities of the Iranian state system and its impact on the security of the Middle East region

Iran is a Shiite Islamic State. Its state structure is different from other Islamic countries. There are several Sunni Islamic countries in the region. Iran is the only Shiite Islamic State in the region and in the world.
The Iranian state system is specific in that it is headed by one of the most important figures of the Shiite clergy, who determines the domestic and foreign policy course of the country. A similar state structure does not characterize Sunni Islamic countries. Due to the fact that Iran has a different type of state system, it therefore has serious problems with the countries of the region. Apart from the countries of the region, the state system of Iran is also unacceptable to the rest of the world. Due to different state structures, Iran often poses a problem for the security of the region. That is why there is a desire in the Middle East region as well as in the rest of the world to change the state system of Iran, to remove the Shiite clergy from power.
The Islamic Republic of Shiite Iran is actively interfering in the problems of the Middle East region. He is trying to gather as many Shiite countries around him as possible to consolidate his positions in the region.