The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a statement urging civilians in countries hosting US forces to avoid areas where American soldiers are operating, citing that US troops have moved into buildings in cities for fear of attacks. The directive follows an earlier IRGC call to stay 500 meters away from US personnel.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a new statement at 14:10 Jerusalem time, calling on civilians in countries where US forces are stationed to stay away from areas where American soldiers operate or stay. The statement also claims that US forces have moved to operate from buildings in cities out of fear of attacks.
This follows an earlier IRGC directive at 13:25 Jerusalem time urging residents to maintain a 500-meter distance from US soldiers. The two statements are part of a continuing IRGC campaign of threats and warnings toward US military presence in the region, as The Zioneer has reported throughout the week. The current directive does not specify a precise distance or designate particular countries.
The IRGC's messaging has intensified in recent days, with prior warnings to Jordan and threats of wider confrontation. The statements remain unverified by independent sources, and no US military response has been reported.
5 developments
- DevelopingIRGC warns US bases in region are 'no longer safe,' threatens wider war if Iran attacked
- DevelopingIRGC warns Jordan to expel US bases or face severe attack
- StrongIRGC claims attack on Kuwait base, Bahrain Fifth Fleet tower, warns civilians to stay 500 meters from US bases
- DevelopingIRGC threatens Gulf states against hosting US bases
Source and signal
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