U.S. senators bipartisan bill expands sanctions on Iran

February 19, 2017- U.S. Republican senators plan to introduce legislation to impose further sanctions on Iran, accusing it of violating U.N. Security Council resolutions by testing ballistic missiles and acting to "destabilize" the Middle East, a U.S. senator said Sunday, Reuters reported.
 

14 U.S. senators plan to introduce legislation to impose further sanctions on Iran

A new bill in the US  Senate would set mandatory sanctions for anyone involved With Iran's ballistic missile program and we must BlackList IRGC to resolve the issue. 

    

 

The decision of holding Iran accountable for their actions comes with perfect timing. This is a crucial point for the war in Syria which Iran is participating with soldiers and money. To put sanctions on Iran will make it more difficult for Iran to support Assad’s genocide in Syria. The missile tests that was conducted by Iran right after Trump took office has prompted the new administration to impose sanctions on individuals and entities linked to the IRGC. The crucial issue now is that the sanctions must be firm and steadfast, it must not leave any doubt in Tehran that this is how it will be from now on. The US has imposed sanctions on 30 foreign companies or individuals for transferring sensitive technology to Iran. eleven companies or individuals from China, North Korea or the United Arab Emirates were sanctioned for technology transfer that could boost Tehran’s ballistic missile program.
Concerning the situation in Iran, it is important to remember that Mrs. Rajavi with the Iranian resistance have stated for many years that there must be no doubt what the regime’s intentions are regarding nuclear weapons. She also added that to prevent the terrorist regime from acquiring nuclear weapons there must be diplomatic, technological, arms and oil sanctions imposed on the regime.
 

To get sanctions now will weaken the regime just before the election in May and the appearance of power will be gone. That will give the people of Iran a new boost to remove the mullahs from power and to bring forth a must needed regime change.
Until now the regime has been rewarded for their terrorist behavior with Obama's appeasement policy but the last bill is marking a shift in the US’s perception of the regime. We are looking ahead with new eyes to the middle east and I believe this new approach against the mullahs will bring peace and stability to the region. To prevent the regime from meddling in their neighboring countries  is necessary to blacklist the IRGC as a  terrorist organization.
Therefore we are saluting the US congress and senate for the initiative to undo the damage done by the Obama administration and to show the Iranian regime that there will be no more appeasement policy but a firm path from now on. There must be no doubt in Tehran what the intentions of the world are.