World News Iran wants team members who served in the Revolutionary Guard to get visas for the World Cup May 9, 2026 1 minute read 6 Iran’s soccer federation says the country will participate in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Post navigation Previous: Black voters are ‘prepared to make noise’ after Republicans quickly pass ‘Jim Crow’ voting mapsNext: Starmer brings in Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman to ease pressure on him to resign 6 thoughts on “Iran wants team members who served in the Revolutionary Guard to get visas for the World Cup” The Revolutionary Guard has been designated a terrorist group by the US, so good luck getting those visas approved for 2026. Reply A truth and reconciliation process will be needed when this is finally over. (ce052e) Reply Iran’s insistence on including Guard members just politicizes the World Cup. Let the players shine, not the regime’s enforcers. Reply If FIFA really cared about human rights, they’d block Iran from participating until they stop using sports for propaganda. Reply Given the Guard’s role in suppressing protests in Iran, bringing them to the World Cup is a terrible look for the team. Reply I wonder how other teams would react if they had to share a locker room with members of a foreign military force. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Related News World News Mark Fuhrman, ex-detective convicted of lying during OJ Simpson trial, has died May 19, 2026 0 World News Putin visits China to reaffirm Russia ties May 19, 2026 0 World News Trump says he’s called off Iran strike at request of Gulf allies May 19, 2026 0
The Revolutionary Guard has been designated a terrorist group by the US, so good luck getting those visas approved for 2026. Reply
Iran’s insistence on including Guard members just politicizes the World Cup. Let the players shine, not the regime’s enforcers. Reply
If FIFA really cared about human rights, they’d block Iran from participating until they stop using sports for propaganda. Reply
Given the Guard’s role in suppressing protests in Iran, bringing them to the World Cup is a terrible look for the team. Reply
I wonder how other teams would react if they had to share a locker room with members of a foreign military force. Reply
The Revolutionary Guard has been designated a terrorist group by the US, so good luck getting those visas approved for 2026.
A truth and reconciliation process will be needed when this is finally over. (ce052e)
Iran’s insistence on including Guard members just politicizes the World Cup. Let the players shine, not the regime’s enforcers.
If FIFA really cared about human rights, they’d block Iran from participating until they stop using sports for propaganda.
Given the Guard’s role in suppressing protests in Iran, bringing them to the World Cup is a terrible look for the team.
I wonder how other teams would react if they had to share a locker room with members of a foreign military force.