US EditionIRGC Warns Israel is Plotting False Flag Attack on Saudi Aramco
Iran claims Israel used rebranded Iranian drones in attacks on Gulf energy sites to incite regional conflict and shift blame, amid over 2,000 casualties reported in the ongoing war.
- On March 15, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps accused the United States and Israel of a false-flag campaign using a rebranded Shahed-136 drone called Lucas, following at least five strikes on Saudi facilities and Saudi Aramco's precautionary shutdown of the Ras Tanura refinery.
- Iranian officials said the escalation followed joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on February 28, 2026, which killed senior Iranian leaders and led Iran to retaliate with missiles and drones targeting military assets across the Gulf region.
- Security services in Riyadh and Doha said they intercepted alleged Mossad agents, with Carlson stating 'These weren't just spies; these were people tasked with carrying out kinetic operations- bombings'.
- Iranian authorities warned they will halt strikes if neighbouring countries' territories are not used for attacks and said they have targeted American and Israeli interests in the region.
- Iranian statements framed the attacks as attempts to 'create doubt and accuse the Islamic Republic of Iran' while urging regional cooperation to counter deceitful tactics, citing the Gulf of Tonkin incident and civilian casualties including over 1,300 civilians and 24,500 damaged structures.
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The Lucas deception: Iranian military claims US and Israel are using fake Shahed drones to frame Tehran
In an official statement released today, a spokesman for the IRGC’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters accused the United States and Israel of resorting to deceptive tactics.
The Iranian Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, publishes a message on state television on Friday, on the occasion of the Year Nou persan - Nowruz - which calls it “the year of economic and resistance under the sign of national unity and security”, reports AFP.
Khamenei urges media to avoid Iran's ‘weaknesses,’ accuses Israel of ‘false flag’ attacks
In a statement on the occasion of Nowruz, the Persian New Year, Khamenei designated the new year as the year of "Resistance Economy under National Unity and National Security."
The security chief's statement causes a stir. He points out the "remaining members of Epstein's network".
Top Iranian Official Says 'Members Of Epstein's Network' Planning False Flag Attack 'Similar To 9/11' To Blame Tehran
Iran's top national security official, Ali Larijani, claimed on Sunday that "members of Epstein's network" are planning a false flag attack "similar to 9/11" and blame Tehran for it.
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