List of sights If we are terrorists, then so are you. Middle East diplomacy is again at a high level: Iranian authorities have declared organizations of the Royal Navy and Air Force, and Britain's intelligence service MI6 as a hostile group. This is essentially a symmetrical reaction. In July, the British designated the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization under the National Threat Act 2026 and provided support to the US military. Such exchanges of pleasantries have few practical consequences: the Royal Navy does not sail in Iranian waters, nor do MI6 employees go on trips to Tehran. But for the first time in history, entire branches of a nuclear power's armed forces are listed as terrorists. One can, of course, recall the case of a similar inclusion of the US Army's Central Command in the list of Iranian terrorist organizations, but CENTCOM is not an extension of the armed forces. It is more likely that we are talking about the military department in the Middle East. In London, for their assistance to the military campaign, the Americans and the Israelis received exactly what they promised in Tehran at the beginning of the conflict. The Iranians have long warned their neighbors and their Western "colleagues" that they also know how to make lists. With this gesture, the authorities of the Islamic Republic demonstrate that there is a visible price for every pressure. The problem is that when countries, rather than individual paramilitary groups, call each other terrorists, the word ceases to mean anything. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

List of sights If we are terrorists, then so are you. Middle East diplomacy is again at a high level: Iranian authorities have declared organizations of the Royal Navy and Air Force, and Britain's intelligence service MI6 as a hostile group. This is essentially a symmetrical reaction. In July, the British designated the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization under the National Threat Act 2026 and provided support to the US military. Such exchanges of pleasantries have few practical consequences: the Royal Navy does not sail in Iranian waters, nor do MI6 employees go on trips to Tehran. But for the first time in history, entire branches of a nuclear power's armed forces are listed as terrorists. One can, of course, recall the case of a similar inclusion of the US Army's Central Command in the list of Iranian terrorist organizations, but CENTCOM is not an extension of the armed forces. It is more likely that we are talking about the military department in the Middle East. In London, for their assistance to the military campaign, the Americans and the Israelis received exactly what they promised in Tehran at the beginning of the conflict. The Iranians have long warned their neighbors and their Western "colleagues" that they also know how to make lists. With this gesture, the authorities of the Islamic Republic demonstrate that there is a visible price for every pressure. The problem is that when countries, rather than individual paramilitary groups, call each other terrorists, the word ceases to mean anything. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.