Iran Designates Argentine Military Branches As Terrorist Entities

Published 6h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Diplomatic dispute

Affects Iran and Argentina · Covered in 2 countries

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Iran labels Argentina's navy and air force as terrorist groups in a reciprocal dispute.

Tehran has officially designated the navy and air force of Argentina as terrorist organizations. The reciprocal action follows an earlier decision by Buenos Aires to label the Islamic Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity. Iran stated that the South American government bears responsibility for the resulting consequences.

  • The backgroundArgentina previously labeled the Islamic Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity in April.
  • The warningTehran stated that Buenos Aires would bear responsibility for further consequences stemming from the ongoing diplomatic friction.
Why it matters

Diplomatic tensions between Iran and Argentina have historical roots, notably concerning the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, an attack that Argentine courts have blamed on Iranian officials and Hezbollah. Recent moves by both nations to designate each other's military and security forces as terrorist organizations mark a significant escalation in mutual hostility.

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Iran's Foreign Ministry announced that the country's navy and air force are designated as terrorist organizations in response to a prior designation by Argentina.

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