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EU moves towards listing Iran's Revolutionary Guards as terrorist organisation

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A handout picture made available by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps office in 2022. Source: AAP / HO/EPA

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The European Union is considering listing Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organisation over its human rights abuses against demonstrators and for its provision of military equipment to Russia to use in its war against Ukraine.

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