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The article discusses the shift in the American classification of the Lebanese "Party," which is now described as an agent of Iran and an extension of the military and security apparatus of the Iran Revolutionary Guard, rather than merely a terrorist organization. This change aims to impose sanctions on the "Party" by directly linking it to the Quds Force and the Revolutionary Guard, with the broader intention of undermining Lebanon's sovereignty and reducing Iranian proxies' influence in the region. The article clarifies that the "Party" is considered part of an Iranian project supported through military, financial, and logistical means, leading Lebanon to become involved in devastating wars such as the 2006 war, as well as conflicts in Syria and Gaza, which caused increased destruction in southern Lebanon and displacement of its inhabitants. The new classification also seeks to track its financial networks and exploit commercial flights to facilitate money transfers. It emphasizes that the "Party's" relationship with Iran dates back to its founding and that decisions regarding peace and war are issued from Tehran. Its policies have led to the erosion of Lebanese sovereignty, transforming the country into an Iranian pawn, with its political influence weakened and Lebanon becoming isolated from genuine national decision-making.
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