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Trump administration The great move of the Key Allies of South American in the global fight against terrorism is applauded.
On Thursday, the US State Department issued a statement by congratulating President Paraguay Santiago Pedo for the official labeling of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Corps (IRGC) terrorist organization – a decision now called a critical blow Iranian terrorist network In the western hemisphere.
“The United States welcomed the appointment of President Santiago Pedo Iranian Corps of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization,” said State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce.
In addition to the IRGC mark, Paraguay also expanded its marks of armed wings of Hezbollah and Hamas to include the entirety of both organizations. Trump’s administration welcomed this as a solid position against the extremism supported by Iranian.
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Trump’s administration praised Paraguay by named Iranian IRGC, Hamas and Hezbollah as a terrorist group, calling it a key move to break the Tehran global terrorist reach. (Norberto Duarte/AFP via Getty Images)
“Iran is still a leading state sponsor of terrorism in the world and funded and directed numerous terrorist attacks and activities globally, with his IRGC-Qods forces and mediators like Hezbollah and Hamas,” Bruce said.
The decision is especially significant in the three area, the region where Paraguay borders with Argentina and Brazil, which is long considered to be the financial center of operatives associated with Hezbollah. State Department said Fund Terrorism and act in Latin America.
“The important steps Paraguay have taken will help the abolition of the Iranian regime and its mediators plan to plan terrorist attacks and raise money for their malignant and destabilizing activity,” Bruce added, pointing out the three-border area as a critical front in this effort.
Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei participates in a meeting with a group of students in Tehran, Iran, on Wednesday, November 1st. (Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader by AP)
Trump’s administration has announced that he plans to upgrade on this momentum and continue working with allies to face Iranian global influence.
“The United States will continue to cooperate with partners like Paraguay to face global security threats,” Bruce said. “We invite all countries to consider the Iranian regime responsible and prevent its operatives, recruiters, financiers and mediators to act on their territories.”
State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce sent a warning to those who support foreign terrorist organizations like Houthis. (State Department)
This is not one -time. Since his first term, Trump has faced the Iranian terrorist appliances of the cornerstone of his foreign policy.
In 2018 he pulled out from now Nuclear agreement With Iran, known as the common comprehensive plan of action (JCPOA), calling it “one of the worst and most important transactions that the United States ever concluded.”
Now Trump’s administration has returned to the negotiating table, but according to its own conditions. Two circles of nuclear conversations have already happened this month, and the third is scheduled for later this week. A senior administration official said the discussions have made “very good progress”, although the details remain closely guarded.
As Bruce emphasized, Washington urges “All countries” to follow a lawsuit in the “Iranian regime responsible”.
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The United States currently have no permanent ambassador to Paraguay. Instead, Amir Masliyah holds the position of Chargé d’Affers.
Fox News’ Caitlin McFall contributed to this report.
