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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued an IRGC US forces warning, urging Arab states to remove American troops and military bases from their territories. The warning comes amid heightened tensions involving Iran and the United States.
IRGC political deputy General Yadollah Javani called on Arab countries to expel US forces, according to a report by Al Jazeera. His remarks were published by Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency.
Javani said Arab governments would be better off removing American forces and reclaiming the military bases used by them. His comments represent a strong warning to countries hosting US military personnel and facilities.
The IRGC US forces warning also focused on the possible use of regional bases during attacks against Iran. Javani said Tehran would consider such locations as potential staging points for military operations.
He further warned that Iran had demonstrated its willingness to respond decisively to attacks launched from foreign territory. The statement increases pressure on Arab states that maintain security and military ties with Washington.
The remarks come as tensions between Iran and the United States remain a major concern across the Middle East. Several Arab countries host US military forces or facilities as part of wider regional security arrangements.
The latest IRGC US forces warning could add to concerns among regional governments about being drawn into a wider confrontation. The comments also highlight Iran’s continued opposition to the presence of American forces near its borders.
