Khamenei’s Fear of Looming Crisis

By Sedighe Shahrokhi, originally published on NCR-Iran.org, April 27, 2022 On April 26, on the same day when the Iranian regime’s Judiciary confirmed the 16-year jail sentence for two award-winning elite students for activism against the entire ruling establishment, the regime’s Supreme Leader organized a meeting with

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National Council of Resistance of Iran

Inviting Un Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures to Investigate Sanctions Damages on Iran, a Scenario to Circumvent Sanctions

The United Nations must hold Raisi, the henchman of the 1988 Massacre, accountable and investigate the massacre of protesters during the November 2019 uprising, and the downing of the Ukrainian passenger plane By Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), originally published

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Iran IRGC Terrorism

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Must Be Dismantled, Not Delisted

By David Shedd, originally published in NationalInterest.org Lifting the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ designation as a terrorist organization would harm U.S. interests and the Iranian people. The Biden administration’s feverish pursuit to resurrect the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement is grounded in the false hope that the Iranian regime’s

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IRGC terrorists

IRGC Terrorists

By Struan Stevenson, originally published in Townhall.com, April 20, 2022 Talks in Vienna aimed at revising the tattered Iran nuclear deal have rambled on for more than a year. President Joe Biden is keen to revive the deal, which was unilaterally abandoned by President Trump

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Iran IRGC Regime Terrorism

Over 500 Iranian American professionals urge Biden to keep Revolutionary Guard on terror list

By Joseph Clark, originally published in the Washington Times, April 12, 2022 More than 500 Iranian American scientists, scholars and industry executives are urging the White House not to remove Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from the U.S. foreign terrorism list, Tehran‘s key demand for reviving the 2015

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Biden warned by Iranian American scientists, scholars over perils of removing terror status

Originally published by Fox News, April 12, 2022 A group of more than 500 Iranian American scientists, scholars, and engineers urged President Biden Tuesday to not remove the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from the U.S. list of foreign terrorist organizations as nuclear talks stall.  Biden made bringing Tehran

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Biden risks emboldening terrorism by removing Iran’s Paramilitary from terror list

By Tom Ridge, published in The Washington Times, April 1, 2022 Multiple recent reports have suggested that the Biden administration is seriously considering a decision to remove the terrorist designation for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The hardline paramilitary organization is a driving force for religious terrorism throughout the

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Economic Professor Siamack Shojai: Mismanagement and corruption have caused economic misery in Iran, not the sanctions

Economic professor: Mismanagement and corruption have caused economic misery in Iran, not the sanctions

Washington, DC, March 25, 2022 – Distinguished policy and national security experts called for maintaining Iran’s IRGC on the list of Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) of the U.S. Department of State, argued for no sanctions relief, and highlighted the prospects for change in Iran, during a conference organized

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