US intelligence bases ‘within reach’ if new attacks launched: IRGC
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- IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi says US intelligence centers in the region are within Iranian reach.
- He says US forces have moved troops and equipment farther from regional bases as tensions rise.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned that US intelligence centers in the region are within its reach if Washington launches new attacks, as concerns grow over a possible resumption of fighting.
IRGC spokesman General Hossein Mohebbi said US forces had been forced to relocate troops and military equipment from bases in the region to more distant positions, according to Iran’s Press TV.
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Mohebbi said the IRGC was prepared for a “prolonged war,” while warning that US intelligence facilities could be targeted if new attacks are launched.
His remarks come amid renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran and uncertainty over efforts to prevent further escalation in the region.
The comments followed US President Donald Trump’s threat to resume military action, as pressure grows in Washington to end the conflict.
The United States and ‘Israel’ launched attacks on Iran nearly seven months ago, with the confrontation raising concerns over a wider regional escalation.
