UK Peer Calls for IRGC Terror Designation

0:00On March 9th, a labor peer named Maurice Glassman has called on the UK government to designate Iran's revolutionary garcore as a terrorist group. Just like the United States did in 2019 and the European Union last month, he made the plea during a large anti-regime march in London yesterday, where crowds rallied for restoring the monarchy overthrown in 1979. Glassman worries London could turn into a safe haven for Iranian leaders if the UK drags its feet on sanctions and bans. This comes amid heightened tensions after joint U.S. and Israeli strikes, killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Kamene, over a week ago, sparking, violence across the Middle East. Thousands joined the U.B. procession from Whitehall to the Iranian Embassy, waving line and sun flags of the old Palabi dynasty alongside American, and Israeli ones. Chance thank former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Nanyahu for the strike, with some dancing to music as they celebrated.

1:00Glassman, who founded the Blue Labor Movement after witnessing the Iranian revolution as a teenager, shared his lifelong opposition to the regime. He demanded the immediate closure of Iran's embassy in London and expects his party to act on the IRGC ban within weeks. Meanwhile, the conflict drags into its 10th day, with Iran naming Kamene's son as successor and striking back at Western bases. Israel reports more high-level killings as eyes turn to whether the UK will step up and match its allies.