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The 19 pages that link to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, each with the reason it gives.

• Iran–Iraq WarRelated: It became a major Iranian fighting force as the conflict continued.

• IranRelated: Its military, economic, and political reach extends well beyond conventional defense.

• Ruhollah KhomeiniRelated: Khomeini authorized its creation as a force loyal to the revolutionary state.

• Ali KhameneiRelated: The Guard’s command structure answers to the supreme leader.

• HezbollahRelated: Its personnel helped organize and train Hezbollah in Lebanon during the organization’s early years.

• Supreme Leader of IranRelated: It answers to the Leader and wields substantial military, political, and economic influence.

• Iran–United States relationsRelated: U.S. policy often targets the Guard over its regional activities and security role.

• Axis of ResistanceRelated: Its Quds Force organizes much of Iran’s external support for allied groups.

• Hassan RouhaniRelated: Its influence limited the civilian government’s control over security policy and regional operations.

• Iranian foreign policyRelated: Its Quds Force conducts much of Iran’s external security activity.

• Mohsen RezaeeRelated: Rezaee commanded the IRGC for sixteen years.

• Ali Sayad ShiraziRelated: Its wartime relationship with the regular army shaped the command environment Shirazi worked in.

• Economy of IranRelated: Its affiliated businesses and contracting networks are part of the economy’s powerful state-linked sector.

• Iran–Saudi Arabia proxy warRelated: Its Quds Force has organized and supported several Iran-aligned armed groups.

• Mojtaba KhameneiRelated: Reports and analyses have linked Mojtaba to relationships within this powerful institution.