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  1. Accord failure worries Gulf allies regarding Iran, alongside discussions of a potential reconstruction fund for Tehran's military capacity.
  2. Iran is cited as a principal source of instability in the Middle East, with the IRGC operating as part of its proxy network.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the core of the Iranian regime's power structure, contributing to regional geopolitical instability and targeting Israel.

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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is the core of the Iranian regime's power structure, contributing to regional geopolitical instability and targeting Israel.

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  1. Iran utilizes IRGC to develop military capabilities, escalating regional tensions.1 source
  2. Economic siege targets the regime, and Iran reserves cluster munitions for Israel.1 source
  3. IRGC established a proxy network to project power against Israel.1 source
  4. The IRGC is involved in the Middle East, with reports indicating nuclear targets are located on Kharg Island.Sub-event
  5. IRGC military planning includes scenarios involving Israel, while the group views US pressure and sanctions as merely a pretext.Sub-event
  6. Calls for revenge and state media support for nuclear options are heard in Iran.1 source
  7. Iran views Israel as a target, highlighting the IRGC's role in regional geopolitical instability.1 source

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