Iranian officials have warned of a possible man-made terrorist attack at petrochemical plants in the Gulf countries. Citizens of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE are advised to leave these facilities immediately. The threat is linked to the activities of IRGC.
Iran calls for evacuation
Iranian government agencies have asked citizens of neighbouring countries to leave their petrochemical plants. The warning applies to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE.
The reason is the threat of a man-made terrorist attack. It is indicated that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) may be responsible.
Threat of a terrorist attack
Iranian sources claim that the IRGC plans to attack strategic energy facilities. Particular attention is paid to petrochemical plants in the Persian Gulf region.
The report emphasises:
- Citizens are advised to leave the enterprises immediately;
- There is no officially confirmed information about the attack so far.
Context.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is an influential military structure in Iran. The IRGC has been repeatedly accused of conducting subversive operations in the region.
The Persian Gulf is a key centre for oil production and refining. Any incidents at local facilities could affect global energy markets.
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