
Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it has defined Argentina's naval and air forces as a terrorist organization within the scope of reciprocity in response to Argentina's definition of the Revolutionary Guard Army as a terrorist organization.
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While Argentina has defined the Revolutionary Guard Corps, which is a part of Iran's official armed forces, as a terrorist organization, Argentina's naval and air forces have been defined as a terrorist organization within the framework of the principle of reciprocity.
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs made important statements about Argentina's military units. In the written statement made on the subject, it was announced that Argentina defined its naval and air forces as a "terrorist organization".
In the statement, it was stated that although Argentina defined the Revolutionary Guards Army, which is a part of the official armed forces of Iran, as a "terrorist organization", contrary to the basic principles of international law, Argentina's naval and air forces were defined as a "terrorist organization" in accordance with the "Law of Reciprocity Against the Declaration of the Revolutionary Guards Army as a Terrorist Organization by the USA" within the framework of the principle of reciprocity.

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