Iran threatens to hit US firms Microsoft, Google

• Iran’s IRGC warned US tech firms (Microsoft, Apple etc.) are targets, citing US/Israeli terror.
• IRGC says it will strike company facilities for each terror act in Iran, starting Wed at 8pm Tehran time.
• US officials state "decisive" days ahead in the West Asia conflict, aiming for an end on “Trump’s terms”.

Amid the intensifying tension in West Asia, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a stern warning against big tech companies like Microsoft, Apple, Google, Intel, and Boeing,

stating that they will be considered legitimate targets in response to terrorist operations carried out by the US and Israel.

In a statement, the IRGC said that American ICT and AI firms play a central role in designing and executing assassinations, and announced that for every act of terror in Iran, the corresponding facilities of these companies will be struck, reported Press TV.

Residents Asked To Evacuate

According to the statement, employees and nearby residents were advised to evacuate within a one-kilometer radius.

It further stated that the retaliatory operations will begin at 8:00 PM Tehran time on Wednesday, April 1. This, however, is not the first time that Iran has issued such warning. Earlier, IRGC made similar threats, but no physical action was seen.

US’ Stern Warning To Iran

Meanwhile, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen Dan Caine, Joint Chiefs Chairman, declared at a news conference on Tuesday that “the upcoming days will be decisive” in the war with Iran. Hegseth said “War in West Asia will end only on Trump’s terms.” He further added that the key in the ongoing conflict is to “be unpredictable”.

He said that the discussion to end the is underway and “gaining strength.” However, the war secretary added that the US remains committed to ending the conflict on “our and Trump’s terms.