UK minister says new state-threat bill could pave way for IRGC designation

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A UK minister stated that new state-threat legislation could empower the Home Secretary to designate hostile state-backed entities. Lawmakers are urging the government to consider action against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its associated proxy groups, citing threats to UK-based journalists and Jewish communities.

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A UK minister said new state-threat legislation could give the Home Secretary power to act against hostile state-backed threats, as lawmakers pressed the government over the IRGC, Iran-linked proxy groups and threats to UK-based journalists and Jewish communities.

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