by Kasra Aarabi, Telegraph
The IRGC has built an infrastructure in the UK under the guise of mosques, charities and colleges
We may be on the brink of war – and yet the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham appears to be more interested in TikTok videos for his “No 10 North” gimmick than the defence of the realm.
Over the past 24 hours, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the Iranian regime’s ideological army, has explicitly threatened to attack Britain.
In an official statement – which also singled out the “British Monarchy” – the IRGC issued a threat to strike RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, whilst making it clear that all bases housing US forces engaged in military operations are “legitimate targets”.
The threat comes days after Burnham rightly agreed to continue Sir Keir Starmer’s (belated) policy of allowing Washington to carry out defensive operations against the Iranian regime from British bases.
To be clear: the Iranian regime’s hostile threats and acts against Britain would have taken place irrespective of Burnham’s green light to US president Donald Trump.
This is evidenced by the fact that it attacked our base in Cyprus before Starmer agreed to allow Washington to use British bases. Not to mention the 20-plus terrorist attacks the IRGC has sought to carry out in Britain in just the past four years.
Put simply: the Islamic regime in Iran has long been at war with Britain. The latest example of this is The Telegraph’s revelation that the IRGC’s Unit 700 branch has been exploiting the small-boats crisis to smuggle “Islamic revolutionary agents” into the UK and position them across London.