Iran designates EU armies ‘terrorist groups’ in retaliatory move
Summary
Iran has labeled European Union armies as "terrorist groups" after the EU called Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps the same. This move follows accusations of violence during protests in Iran and comes amid rising tensions, with President Trump mentioning potential talks to avoid conflict.Key Facts
- Iran declared EU armies as "terrorist groups".
- The EU named Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps a "terrorist group" due to protest violence.
- Iran’s protests reportedly led to over 6,700 deaths starting from December 28.
- The IRGC was created after the 1979 Iranian revolution and reports to Iran’s Supreme Leader.
- Tensions are high between Iran and the US, with military threats exchanged.
- Iran is planning military drills in the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transit route.
- President Trump stated that the US and Iran are discussing ways to avoid military conflict.
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