IRAN - The Imperative to Reimpose UN Sanctions () von National Council of Resistance of Iran

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1. Modus operandi of the Velayat-e Faqih 

2. Procuring and manufacturing weapons and military equipment with the objective of exporting terrorism and warmongering

2.1. Manufacturing missiles for terrorism and warmongering

2.2. Production of roadside bombs

2.3. The IRGC's production of unmanned aerial vehicles and drones 

2.4. Production of speedboats used for naval assaults

3. Regional meddling by sending weapons and missiles to expand terrorist attacks

3.1. Supplying missiles and technologies needed to manufacture missiles

3.2. Establishing a naval unit to train the Qods Force's foreign mercenaries

3.3. Using the missile base of the IRGC navy's third region to attack Aramcofacilities

3.4. Sending arms and missiles to Lebanon and setting up a guided missilefactory

3.5. Sending weapons and missiles and transferring technology to the SyrianArmy

3.6. Sending armament, missiles and transferring missile technology toHouthis in Yemen

3.7. Supplying weapons and missiles to Iraqi militias

3.8. Sending arms and missiles to the Taliban in Afghanistan

4. A moribund regime resorts to terrorism 

4.1. Terrorism as a cornerstone

4.2. Upsurge in terrorist operations in the West 

4.3. Albania

4.4. Austria

4.5. Denmark

4.6. France

4.7. Germany

4.8. Italy

4.9. Sweden

4.10. Switzerland

4.11. Turkey

4.12. United States

5. Consequences of lifting of arms embargo

5.1. Empowering the IRGC

5.2. Weaknesses to overcome

5.3. The IRGC's shopping list

6. Bipartisan opposition to lifting the UN embargo

7. The case for reimposing all UN sanctions

7.1. A history of infractions

7.2. Consistent position of the Iranian Resistance

7.3. Why snapback? 

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