Canadian Press reveals shocking allegation: Iran designated as a terrorist organization
The Canadian government has reportedly decided to not declare the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, despite growing pressure from the opposition. Justin Trudeau’s government has expressed concerns about the potential consequences of such a move, as Canada had already designated the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Army as a terrorist organization.
The decision to not list the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps comes at a time when tensions between Iran and the United States are high, with Canada breaking off diplomatic relations with Iran in 2012. Under Canadian law, individuals providing support to organizations deemed as terrorist entities may face legal consequences, including charges and asset freezes.
While the debate continues within Canada about whether the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps should be considered a terrorist organization, the government’s current stance reflects a cautious approach towards addressing international security challenges. Stay tuned for further developments on this ongoing issue.
