The United Anti-Reelection Command can be considered a wholly incorporated faction of the Movimiento Popular Dominicano.  As such, the UARC was only responsible for the kidnapping incident in 1970, and is now inactive.

most likely backed by the Iranian government

Whether or not the United Arab Revolution existed in any real form, the group has not claimed responsibility for further violence, and can be considered inactive.  However, Iranian-Kuwaiti tensions remain high, particularly with the instability in Iraq following the overthrow of the Saddam Hussein regime.

Armed Resistance Unit, Guerrilla Resistance Movement, Revolutionary Fighting Group, Sam Melville/Jonathan Jackson group

The UFF funded its operations through several bank robberies in the late 1970s and 1980s.

The United Freedom Front has not been responsible for a terrorist incident since 1984, and despite the release of its leader, Raymond Luc Levasseur, the group will most likely remain inactive.

The UKLF are financially supported by the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (I-M), a Naga  separatist group

The United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) is one of several small insurgent groups that are fighting for an ethnic Kuki state within the Indian state of Manipur.  The Kuki are one of over 30 tribes in Manipur, where they inhabit the hill-country.  Ethnic Kukis also inhabit small areas of Bangladesh and Burma. <P><br /><br />Little is known about the formation of the UKLF, although sources indicate that in the late 1990s they splintered off from a larger Kuki insurgent group, possibly the Kuki National Army (KNA), or the Kuki National Front (KNF).  The UKLF receives most of their financial and military support from the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (I-M), an ethnic Naga separatist group also operating in Manipur.  Despite ethnic tensions between Nagas and Kukis in Manipur, the UKLF and NSCN have forged these links due to mutual enmity towards other Kuki separatist groups, especially the KNF.  <P><br /><br />The UKLF are accused of several small terrorist attacks, most notably the killing of journalist, Yambem Meghjit Singh, on October 13th 2000, after he refused to publish a UKLF press release, and the March 2002 kidnapping of a Manipuri deputy commissioner.  <br />