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EU ministers approve new Iran sanctions after Tehran's crackdown on protests, EU diplomats say
- On January 28, European Union foreign ministers approved new sanctions and moved politically toward listing Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization.
- Amid evidence of a brutal crackdown, Human Rights Activists News Agency verified 6,221 deaths by January 28 as Iranian authorities imposed a near-total internet shutdown from January 8, aided by Basij.
- EU ambassadors approved sanctions targeting Iran's Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni and 14 other officials, including Sahara Thunder and the Khojir missile complex.
- Listing the IRGC would place it on the same footing as al-Qaida, Hamas and Daesh and could see IRGC assets in Europe seized, Kaja Kallas, EU foreign policy chief, said Thursday.
- Amid the listing move, Iran threatened live-fire naval drills next week in the Strait of Hormuz, risking disruption of 20% of the world's oil traffic as the USS Abraham Lincoln entered the Mideast.
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In order to hold on to power, the Iranian leadership has recently again committed atrocities. Brussels is now responding to this.
·Munich, Germany
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EU sanctions 15 officials and 6 organizations in Iran over brutal crackdown on protesters
The decision by the 27-nation bloc marks the latest Western response over the violence, which activists say has killed over 6,300 people.
·Detroit, United States
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union sanctioned 15 Iranian officials Thursday over the country’s bloody crackdown on nationwide protests, including top commanders of its Revolutionary Guard,
·Boston, United States
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