Under the measure, around 30 individuals and entities are to be sanctioned with asset freezes and travel bans. The names are to be published shortly by the EU, but French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said those targeted include "members of the (Iranian) government, prosecutors, police unit leaders, members of the Revolutionary Guard Corps, those responsible for blocking the internet." Reports suggest between 3000 and 10,000 protesters were killed in the violent crackdown on demonstrations that have swept Iran. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Luxemburg's Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel suggested that up to 30,000 people could have been killed during the wave of violence. The ministers ‍are also expected to reach a political agreement to include Iran's Islamic ​Revolutionary Guard ‌Corps (IRGC) on the bloc's list ​of terrorist organisations, ‍putting the group in a category similar ​to ​the ​Islamic State and ​al-Qaeda and marking a symbolic shift in Europe's approach to Iran's leadership.