Iranian external operations are activities conducted by the Islamic Republic of Iran in foreign countries since 1979, primarily through its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Quds Force and intelligence agencies. These operations use various methods, including proxies and criminal networks, to advance Iran's foreign policy objectives, target dissidents, and counter Western influence globally. They have led to widespread international condemnation and calls for stronger countermeasures.
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