US EditionCentcom issues safety warning to Iranian civilians
CENTCOM warns that launching missiles from crowded Iranian cities could make these areas military targets, risking civilian lives amid regional conflict escalation.
- On Sunday, U.S. Central Command posted a safety notice on X shortly before 10 a.m. Eastern, urging Iranian civilians to stay indoors as Iranian forces launch drones and missiles from populated areas.
- Following strikes that began Feb. 28, U.S. and Israeli forces targeted missile sites, military bases, and Tehran oil facilities, while Bahrain accused Iran of hitting a desalination/water-treatment plant.
- Three named cities — Dezful, Esfahan and Shiraz — were identified where CENTCOM says military sites could lose protected status under international law, while U.S. military takes every feasible precaution to minimize harm to civilians.
- At least 1,230 people have been killed in Iran, with losses in Lebanon, Israel and six U.S. troops; a late-night Israeli strike engulfed Tehran's oil facility in smoke, while Bahrain accused Iran of hitting a water treatment plant.
- With interceptions reported in Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, Adm. Brad Cooper said Iran is blatantly disregarding civilian lives while the conflict rattles global markets and disrupts air travel.
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Centcom issues safety warning to Iranian civilians
U.S. Central Command (Centcom) has issued a safety warning to Iranian civilians amid the U.S.’s current conflict with Iran, stating that the country’s government “is using heavily populated civilian areas to conduct military operations.” “U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) is issuing a safety warning to civilians in Iran, March 8, as Iran’s terrorist regime blatantly disregards…
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