The head of Iran's missile program, Mojtaba Musavi, warned American companies to 'prepare their shelters.' He posted the message on social media X in Persian, Arabic, and Hebrew just one minute before Iran announced it would begin attacks against US technology and military companies in the region.
The list of 18 companies that Iran 'threatened' to attack includes Microsoft, Apple, Google, HP, Intel, Meta, IBM, and Boeing. The conflict continues with daily attacks on Iran, which responds with bombings of US installations in the region, as well as attacks on energy infrastructure and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
US President Donald Trump has promised to make a 'major' announcement about the war with Iran. White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt announced this on her X account. Trump will address the nation to communicate a 'significant development' regarding the Iran war at 21:00 local time on Wednesday, just hours after stating that the US will leave the Middle East.
In the morning, the US leader stated that Iran had requested a 'ceasefire' and said he would consider this possibility once the Strait of Hormuz has been reopened. Trump's remarks drew an immediate response from Tehran, which denied having requested a ceasefire. The spokesman for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Baghaei, refuted the US president's statements, calling them 'false and baseless.' The Iranian Embassy in Spain stated in a post on X that Iran 'officially' denies having requested a ceasefire and attached a screenshot of Trump's message.
However, there has been no confirmation of attacks on the offices of these American companies so far. Iran, the United States, and Israel exchanged attacks throughout the day. The head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' aerospace force, Mojtaba Musavi, warned that a new attack against Israel and countries in the region would occur soon, one minute before the deadline to attack US companies like Apple and Google in the Middle East.
'Soon.' EFE witnessed bombings in the west of the city, where a large column of smoke rose after the explosions. The United States and Israel began a war against the Islamic Republic on February 28.
