IRGC warns Gulf states it will no longer show 'restraint' in retaliation against attacks
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned the Gulf states on Tuesday that it will no longer show "restraint" in choosing targets for retaliation, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency.
"The U.S. regional partners should also know that until today, we have exercised great restraint for the sake of good neighborliness and have had some considerations in choosing targets for retaliation, but all these considerations have since been removed," the IRGC said.
Following President Donald Trump's threats to destroy Iran's infrastructure and intensified Israeli attacks on facilities including electricity, gas, steel, and petrochemical plants -- as well as roads and railways -- the IRGC responded, saying it would retaliate against attacks on civilian targets.

"We have not and will not be the initiators of attacks on civilian targets; but we will not hesitate to retaliate against vile attacks on civilian facilities," the IRGC said.
"The foolish leaders of America, who have thrown all their interests at the feet of the Zionists, do not even have the power to calculate what important assets of theirs are within the reach of our warriors in return for attacking our infrastructure," the statement added.





