IRGC Urges Residents in US Host Countries to Stay 500m Away

The Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued an urgent warning to civilians in countries hosting US military bases, asking them to stay at least 500 meters away from secret accommodation sites used by US military personnel.

In a statement, the IRGC accused the United States of violating a ceasefire agreement and resuming hostilities on July 12. It claimed that after 13 days of renewed fighting, the US had failed to achieve a military breakthrough and had instead targeted civilian areas.

The IRGC said US forces had attacked bridges, fishing piers, civilian boats, passing vehicles and railways, resulting in civilian deaths. It also claimed that some US personnel had left their bases and were using civilian buildings as command centers.

The IRGC warned civilians in countries hosting US troops to stay 500 meters away from any covert accommodation sites used by US military personnel.

Separately, the IRGC said its forces destroyed the remaining building of an Amazon data center and a large ammunition depot at the US Ali Al-Salem base during the 27th wave of Operation Nasr 2.

The IRGC also claimed that several buildings at the base were destroyed or damaged and that US troops were killed and wounded. It further claimed that the US military had suffered hundreds of deaths during the five-month war, a figure it said was being hidden from the public.

The IRGC accused US media of failing to report the true number of casualties and the extent of the damage and financial costs of the conflict.