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After Argentina blacklists IRGC, Iran designates its Navy and Air Force as 'terrorist organisations'

Iran's Foreign Ministry announced the move on Wednesday, saying it was in response to the Argentine government's decision in March to blacklist IRGC. The ministry described Argentina's action as "hostile and being in contradiction with the fundamental principles of international law"

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The Iranian Foreign Ministry also held the Argentine government responsible for all consequences arising from its decision, stressing that the IRGC is an integral part of Iran's armed forces. Representational pic

The Iranian Foreign Ministry also held the Argentine government responsible for all consequences arising from its decision, stressing that the IRGC is an integral part of Iran's armed forces. Representational pic

Iran has designated Argentina's Navy and Air Force as "terrorist organisations", escalating tensions between the two countries following Buenos Aires' decision to designate Tehran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist entity earlier this year.

Iran's Foreign Ministry announced the move on Wednesday, saying it was in response to the Argentine government's decision in late March to blacklist the IRGC, news agency IANS reported.

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