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Skip to main content The Iran Primer Toggle navigation Search Search Search Home New Articles Interviews U.S. Policy Iran Policy Profiles Reports Offbeat The Revolutionary Guards October 11, 2010 Alireza Nader   The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is Iran’s most powerful security and military organization, respon

The Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution ( / , or for short), often called Revolutionary Guards or Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) by the English-speaking or U.S. media, is a branch of Irans Armed Forces , founded after the Iranian revolution on May Whereas the regular military (artesh) defends Iran