The IRGC, which has operated as a loyalist wing to Iran's Supreme Leader since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, now faces the full weight of British counter-terrorism law. While the group was already subject to existing financial sanctions, this new classification elevates the legal consequences for any individual or entity found providing support or affiliation. By prohibiting the display of its logo and banning attendance at its gatherings, the government aims to dismantle the group's ability to operate within UK borders.
UK Proscribes Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as Terrorist Group
Britain has officially designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, a move that criminalizes membership, public displays of support, and participation in the group’s meetings. This decision marks a sharp escalation in diplomatic pressure, effectively outlawing any domestic association with the elite military force.





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