IRGC Calls for Evacuation of US and israeli-Linked Sites Following Steel Plant Strike
A senior commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has issued a grave warning, stating that Tehran's response will exceed a mere proportional retort. Workers at industrial locations connected to the United States and Israel have been advised to evacuate immediately to ensure their safety.
Following recent warnings, separate aerial strikes were carried out by the United States and Israel on Friday, targeting industrial zones across various cities in Iran. The attacks notably affected two of Iran’s major steel production companies.
Brigadier General Seyyed Majid Mousavi, leading the IRGC Aerospace Force, issued a strong warning, highlighting that the aggressors have once more breached a critical threshold.
Mousavi stated, “You have previously tested us; the international community once more witnessed that you initiated provocations by targeting infrastructure.”
In a stern warning, he declared: “The retaliation this time will be far more severe. It will not be a mere eye for an eye; just wait and see.”
In a direct and pressing advisory, the aerospace commander issued a warning urging employees of industrial firms associated with American and Zionist entities to promptly vacate their workplaces to ensure their safety.
In a statement released by the public relations division, the IRGC has issued a cautionary note to all personnel working in industrial enterprises within the region that have American stakeholders, along with heavy industries associated with the Zionist regime. The IRGC has urged these employees to vacate their workplaces without delay to ensure their safety is not jeopardized.
The statement advised that individuals residing within a 1-kilometer radius of these industries are required to evacuate their homes until the anticipated attack occurs.
The alerts follow the unprovoked attacks on Isfahan’s Mobarakeh Steel Company and the Khouzestan Steel Company last Friday. These facilities are situated in central and southwestern Iran, respectively.
An attack targeted the Mobarakeh facility, the largest producer of steel and iron in Iran, located in Isfahan province. The assault impacted sections of the electricity plant while employees were present and actively working.
The Khouzestan Steel Company, a significant industrial center, has reportedly sustained damage following an aerial strike attributed to a joint operation by the United States and Israel.
Valiollah Hayati, the deputy governor general of Khuzestan, announced that 16 people sustained minor injuries in the explosion. All those affected received medical attention at a nearby healthcare facility and have now been released.
Additionally, the US-Israeli alliance conducted strikes on civilian nuclear facilities located in Yazd and Arak.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a warning following Iran’s recent targeting of a gas field associated with the United States in Qatar. This move was a response to a preceding US-Israeli strike on the South Pars Gas Field located in Bushehr.
The recent bombings are part of an ongoing large-scale offensive initiated by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic.
The aggression comes in the wake of the February 28 assassination of Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, along with several high-ranking military officials and civilians.
Intense aerial strikes conducted jointly by the United States and Israel have hit numerous military and civilian targets across Iran, leading to a considerable number of casualties and extensive damage to the country’s infrastructure.
