IRGC and black hole of sanctions

what's the IRGC destiny after new sanctions?


By Arash Nikzad
The new sanction against criminal regime of so-called Islamic Republic is like a black hole that swallows everything around it.
Because the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is designated as a terrorist organization, so, as a result, it will drag major parts of the state, including the government and other branches, into the list of sanctioned entities.
In current Iran’s economy, the government opens
 the hands of IRGC generals in all of the economic fields from oil industry up to black market and even drug smuggling.
 The Iranian state newspaper the Keyhan wrote:
“One of the goals of the United States is to enforce us to implement the self-sanction phenomenon inside Iran,” because on the  Base of its definition, “self-sanction” means that Iranian banks, companies and economic entities would be forced to stop collaboration with the IRGC and its subsidiaries.

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