The Soviet Union and Persia signed a treaty of guarantee and neutrality as both governments sought to manage security in a region shaped by Russian and British imperial competition. Soviet diplomacy presented the pact as a commitment to sovereignty and non-interference while also serving the strategic interest of reducing threats along the southern frontier.
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