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Iran's Revolutionary Guard Plans New Attacks on East Asian Shipping
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 5 hours ago
What happened
Iran's Revolutionary Guard is reportedly planning sabotage attacks on ships in the Strait of Malacca and other East Asian ports, led by a commander previously thought killed. The unit is allegedly recruiting and training foreign nationals for these operations, aiming to disrupt global trade routes.
- 01Iran's Revolutionary Guard plans maritime sabotage in East Asia.
- 02Operations target Strait of Malacca and ports in China, Indonesia.
- 03Leader Rahman Moghadam, previously reported killed, is allegedly alive.
- 04Unit 4000 is recruiting foreign nationals for training and operations.
- 05The plan aims to disrupt global oil transport and shipping routes.
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