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Russia is to supply and reprocess all fuel for these reactors. In January , Iran announced it would proceed with the construction of two such plants at Bushehr.

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Because all nuclear fuel and reprocessing is supplied externally, these plants are not considered a significant proliferation concern and were not addressed in the JCPOA. That effort began when it was revealed by the United States that Iran was building facilities to enrich uranium.

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Iran signed the Additional Protocol on December 18, , although the Majles did not ratify it. The Paris Agreement broke down in when Iran rejected an EU-3 proposal for a permanent nuclear agreement as offering insufficient benefits. The Council set an April 29, , deadline to cease enrichment. A table outlining the provisions of the U. Kenneth Katzman. The resolutions below, as well as Resolution , were formally superseded on January 16, , by Resolution Urged to Talk With Iran.

Tentative Agreements Collapse. Security Council Resolution that would give. Adopted on June 9, , 30 Resolution , was pivotal insofar as it authorized U. An annex presented a modified offer of incentives to Iran. Resolution produced no immediate breakthrough in talks. In advance of his visit to the U. General Assembly meetings in New York during September , , Rouhani stated that the Supreme Leader had given him authority to negotiate a nuclear deal.

During the U. Iran has an active missile development program, as well as other WMD programs at varying stages of activity and capability, as discussed further below. Iran is widely believed to be unlikely to use chemical or biological weapons or to transfer them to its regional proxies or allies because of the potential for international powers to discover their origin and retaliate against Iran for any use.

At the strategic level, Iran is developing a variety of ballistic missiles. There are persistent reports that Iran-North Korea missile cooperation is extensive.

Following requests from the Obama and the Trump Administration, the U. Security Council referred the and tests to its sanctions committee but has not imposed any additional sanctions on Iran to date. On several occasions in and , the Obama Administration designated additional firms for sanctions under Executive Order On February 3, , the Trump Administration designated 17 additional Iran missile-related entities under E.

The provision sunsets on December 31, Iran asserts that conventionally armed missiles are an integral part of its defense strategy and the tests will continue. Iran argues that it is not developing a nuclear weapon and therefore is not designing its missile to carry a nuclear weapon. Successive U.

The United States and Israel have a broad program of cooperation on missile defense as well as on defenses against shorter range rockets and missiles such as those Iran supplies to Lebanese Hezbollah. The United States has also long sought to organize a coordinated GCC missile defense system, building on the individual capabilities and purchases of each GCC country.

The United States has sought a defense against an eventual long-range Iranian missile system. In August , the George W. Bush Administration reached agreements with Poland and the Czech Republic to establish a missile defense system to counter Iranian ballistic missiles. The FY national defense authorization act P.

The mile range missile is operational, and Defense Department reports indicate Tehran is improving its lethality and effectiveness. The Trump Administration characterized the January 29, , Iranian missile test as a Shahab test, adding that Iran would begin production of the Shahab by March Iran appears to be developing several extended-range variants of the Shahab, under a variety of names including: Sijil, Ashoura, Ghadr, and others.

The Ashoura is a solid fuel Shahab-3 variant with 1,,mile range, which puts large portions of the Near East and Southeastern Europe in range. Reports in that North Korea supplied the missile or components of it to Iran have not been corroborated, but Iran reportedly tried to test its own version of this missile in July Iran is fielding increasingly capable short-range ballistic and anti-ship cruise missiles, according to DOD reports, including the ability to change course in flight.

One short-range ballistic missile the Qiam was first tested in August Iran has also worked on a mile-range Fateh missile using solid fuel, a version of which is the Khaliji Fars Persian Gulf anti- ship ballistic missile. Iran also has armed its patrol boats with Chinese-made C anti-ship cruise missiles and Iranian variants of that weapon. An ICBM is a ballistic missile with a range of 5, kilometers about 3, miles or more.

In February , Iran successfully launched a small, low-earth satellite on a Safir-2 rocket range about miles. Iran has claimed additional satellite launches since, including the launch and return of a vehicle carrying a small primate in December As of March , Iran was said to be readying the Simorgh vehicle for a space launch, but no launch has taken place to date. Wall Street Journal report of September 14, , said that U. Subsequent press reports said that U. Source: Testimony of U. But Iran is able to project power—including against U.

The IRGC also has a national defense role and it and the regular military Artesh —the national army that existed under the former Shah— report to a joint headquarters. The Artesh is deployed mainly at bases outside major cities and does not have an internal security role. Iran has a small number of warships on its Caspian Sea coast. In January , Iran sent some warships into the Atlantic Ocean for the first time ever, presumably to try to demonstrate growing naval strength.

In September , two Chinese warships docked at. Sales to Iran of most conventional arms arms on a U. Conventional Arms Registry were banned by U. Resolution Resolution requires for a maximum of five years from Adoption Day, October 17, Security Council approval for any transfer of weapons or military technology, or related training or financial assistance, to Iran.

Such purchases would require Security Council approval under Resolution , and U. President Rouhani might have raised the issue of new arms purchases again during his March 28, official visit to Moscow. Iran has added naval bases along its coast in recent years, enhancing its ability to threaten shipping in the Strait. In mid, Iran stopped several commercial ships transiting the Strait as part of an effort to resolve commercial disputes with the shipping companies involved. In the event of confrontation, Iran could try to retaliate against an adversary through terrorist attacks inside the United States or against U.

Iran could also try to direct Iran-supported forces in Afghanistan or Iraq to attack U. IRGC navy is about 20, and regular navy is about 18, Security forces number about 40,, law enforcement forces, with another , Basij volunteer militia under IRGC control available for combat or internal security missions.

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Iran reportedly discussing purchase of Russian-made Ts. Also has 3 Kilo subs reg. Navy controlled.

Iran has been long said to possess several small subs, possibly purchased assembled or in kit form from North Korea. Iran reportedly seeks to buy from Russia additional frigates and submarines. Still dependent on U. Iran reportedly negotiating with Russia to purchase Sus Flanker equipped with advanced air to air and air to ground missiles Yakhont ant-ship missile.

Iran reportedly seeks to purchase Russia- made Mi attack helicopters. Sale of the system did not technically violate U. Resolution , because the system is not covered in the U. Registry on Conventional Arms, but Russia refused to deliver the system as long as that sanction remained in place. After the April 2, , framework nuclear accord, Russian officials indicated they would proceed with the S delivery, and delivery proceeded in Iran reportedly also seeks to buy the S anti-aircraft system from Russia.

Militarily, the IRGC fields a ground force of about , for national defense. The IRGC is the key organization for maintaining internal security. He led the QF when it allegedly assisted Lebanese Hezbollah carry out two bombings of Israeli and Jewish targets in Buenos Aires and and is wanted by Interpol. He allegedly recruited Saudi Hezbollah activists later accused of the June Khobar Towers bombing. It has as many as 40, employees.

Sources: Frederic Wehrey et al.

The Work Of A Nation. The Center of Intelligence.

These states host significant numbers of U. At the same time, all the GCC states maintain relatively normal trading relations with Iran, and some are reportedly considering energy pipeline and transportation projects linking to Iran. In early , Iran has sought to ease tensions with the. GCC countries in an exchange of letters and visits arranged through the intermediation of Kuwait. An additional U. Iranian leaders assert that Saudi Arabia seeks hegemony for its school of Sunni Islam and to deny Iran and Shiite Muslims in general any influence in the region.

Iranian aid to Shiite-dominated governments and to Shiites in Sunni-dominated countries aggravates sectarian tensions and contributing to a virtually existential war by proxy with Saudi Arabia, 46 which asserts that it seeks to thwart an Iranian drive for regional hegemony. Iran has sought to focus international criticism on the humanitarian consequences of Saudi-led military operations in Yemen, perhaps as part of an effort to widen U. S-Saudi differences on that and other issues. On Iraq, Iran and Saudi Arabia back the Shiite-dominated government, although Saudi leaders have criticized that government for sectarianism whereas Iran supports Baghdad relatively uncritically.

The Saudi-Iran rift expanded in January when Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic relations with Iran in the wake of violent attacks and vandalism against its embassy in Tehran and consulate in Mashhad, Iran. Saudi officials repeatedly cite past Iran-inspired actions as a reason for distrusting Iran. Saudi Arabia asserts that Iran instigated the June Khobar Towers bombing and accuses it of sheltering the alleged mastermind of the bombing, Ahmad Mughassil, a leader of Saudi Hezbollah.

Mughassil was arrested in Beirut in August Relations , by Christopher M. Director for National Intelligence James Clapper. Senate Armed Services Committee, February , p.

Despite their political and territorial differences, the UAE and Iran maintain extensive trade and commercial ties. Iranian-origin residents of Dubai emirate number about ,, and many Iranian-owned businesses are located there, including branch offices of large trading companies based in Tehran and elsewhere in Iran. These relationships have often triggered U. The Tunbs were seized by the Shah of Iran in , and the Islamic Republic took full control of Abu Musa in , violating a agreement to share control of that island. ICJ referral requires concurrence from both parties to a dispute.

In , the two countries held direct apparently productive discussions on the issue and Iran reportedly removed some military equipment from the islands. Qatar does not have territorial disputes with Iran, but Qatari officials reportedly remain wary that Iran could try to encroach on the large natural gas field Qatar shares with Iran called North Field by Qatar and South Pars by Iran. Policy , by Kenneth Katzman. Bahrain, ruled by the Sunni Al Khalifa family and still in the throes of unrest among its majority Shiite population, is a strident critic of Iran.

In and again in , Bahrain publicly claimed to have thwarted Iran- backed efforts by Bahraini Shiite dissidents to violently overthrow the ruling family. Bahrain has consistently accused Iran of supporting radical Shiite factions that are part of a broader and mostly peaceful uprising begun in by mostly Shiite demonstrators. Iran has also provided weapons, funding, and training to Shia militants in Bahrain.

In , the Government of Bahrain raided, interdicted, and rounded up numerous Iran- sponsored weapons caches, arms transfers, and militants. Bahrain broke ties with Iran in concert with Saudi Arabia in January over the Nimr execution dispute. Tensions also have flared over Iranian attempts to question the legitimacy of a U. Kuwait cooperates with U. March 17, Kuwait is differentiated from some of the other GCC states by its integration of Shiites into the political process and the economy. Sultan Qaboos visited Iran in August , reportedly to explore with the newly-elected Rouhani concepts for improved U.

His August visit there was controversial because it coincided with large protests against alleged fraud in the reelection of then-President Mahmud Ahmadinejad. Since sanctions on Iran were lifted, Iran and Oman have accelerated their joint development of the Omani port of Duqm which Iran envisions as a trading and transportation outlet for Iran. In November , Oman also served as an interim buyer of a shipment of Iranian heavy water, the export of which was needed for Iran to maintain compliance with the JCPOA.

Oman has not supported any factions fighting the Asad regime in Syria and has not joined the Saudi-led Arab intervention in Yemen, enabling Oman to undertake the role of mediator in both of those conflicts. Oman has denied that Iran has used its territory to smuggle weaponry to the Houthi rebels in Yemen that Iran is supporting. Oman was the only GCC country to not downgrade its relations with Iran in connection with the January Nimr dispute.

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