Iran has called in all European Union ambassadors stationed in the country to express its objection to the EU’s decision to classify the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization. The move reflects Tehran’s strong opposition to the bloc’s recent designation.
The Iranian government views the listing as a hostile act and has formally protested the decision through diplomatic channels. The EU’s classification marks a significant shift in its approach to the IRGC, which Iran considers a key part of its national defense.
**Why this matters**
The EU’s designation of the IRGC as a terrorist group could deepen tensions between Iran and European countries, potentially affecting diplomatic relations and economic engagements. It also signals a tougher stance by the EU on Iran’s military and paramilitary activities, which may influence ongoing negotiations and regional security dynamics.
Source: NewsData