Brigadier General Mojid Musavi, commander of the IRGC's Space Division, threatened to attack bridges and power stations, warning it would cause inevitable widespread power outages in allied countries and countries hosting what he called 'child-killer forces.'
Brigadier General Mojid Musavi, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Space Division, threatened to strike bridges and power stations in what he described as allied countries and countries hosting 'child-killer forces,' warning the attacks would cause extensive power outages. The statement comes amid a broader campaign of threats by IRGC commanders against regional infrastructure and US-aligned states.
As The Zioneer has reported, the IRGC has recently threatened to strike power plants in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain if the US attacks Iranian energy infrastructure, and has warned that US bases in the region are 'no longer safe.' The IRGC has also claimed responsibility for a fatal tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest threat from Musavi, who commands the IRGC's space branch, broadens the scope of potential targets to include bridges and electrical infrastructure across unspecified allied countries.
It remains unclear whether this threat represents a specific operational plan or rhetorical escalation, and no specific countries or targets were named beyond the general categories of bridges and power stations.
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