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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Global Coalition Grows Against Iran's Nuclear and Terrorist Activities

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Fifty-six countries, including the US, Britain, France, and Japan, have reaffirmed their commitment to enforcing UN restrictions against Iran, aiming to prevent aid to its nuclear and weapons programs. Ten nations, including the US and Colombia, recently condemned Iran's "terrorist activity and malign influence across the Americas." Latin American countries like Colombia have severed ties, and European nations have designated the IRGC as a terrorist organization. Despite these actions, Iran maintains relationships with Russia and China, though a wider range of nations are increasingly aligning to confront Tehran.

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  • Fifty-six countries reaffirmed commitment to enforcing UN restrictions against Iran.
  • Ten nations condemned Iranian "terrorist activity and malign influence across the Americas."
  • Colombia severed diplomatic ties with Iran and designated the IRGC as terrorist.
  • The EU and Britain have officially listed Iran's IRGC as a terrorist organization.
  • Middle Eastern Gulf states have publicly condemned Iranian missile and drone attacks.
  • Iran maintains key relationships with Russia and China amid growing international pressure.

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