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U.K. says an Iran-backed group was behind attacks on Jewish community, bans Revolutionary Guard

The U.K. has banned Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and linked an Iran-backed group to antisemitic attacks.

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The brief

The United Kingdom has designated the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist group. This decision follows findings by the U.K. that an Iran-backed group was responsible for a series of attacks targeting the Jewish community.

Coverage from Fox News, ABC News, and The Washington Post emphasizes the U.K.'s efforts to pin the antisemitic attacks on the Iran-linked group. The Times of Israel reports that Iran has responded to the ban, describing the U.K.'s decision as 'irresponsible.' Future developments center on the diplomatic fallout between the two nations following the IRGC's designation as a terrorist organization.

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What action did the U.K. take regarding the IRGC?

The U.K. has banned the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and designated it as a terrorist group.

Why did the U.K. take this action?

The U.K. stated that an Iran-backed group was behind a string of attacks on the Jewish community.

How has Iran responded to these developments?

Iran has slammed the U.K.'s decision to ban the IRGC, calling it 'irresponsible'.

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