IRGC Declares American Universities in West Asia, Israeli Regime Universities Legitimate Targets
TEHRAN — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has declared American universities in West Asia and universities of the Israeli regime as legitimate targets for Iran following a US-Israel attack on Tehran University of Science and Technology.
IRGC warned staff, professors, and students at American universities in the region to stay at least one kilometer away from their premises.
The IRGC also issued an ultimatum to the US government, demanding it condemn the bombing of Iranian universities by 12:00 noon on Monday, the 10th of Hamal, or face retaliation.
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