Khaberni - The British "Daily Mail" reported that the American non-governmental organization "United Against Nuclear Iran" presented a map containing 50 alleged military targets in Iran to the White House.
The newspaper quoted the non-profit organization, based in Washington, as saying it "compiled a file containing 50 targets and delivered it to White House representatives on Monday morning".
The file, according to the "Daily Mail", allegedly reveals "the exact coordinates" of the headquarters of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, along with four branches of the main headquarters overseeing different areas of the capital Tehran.
According to the newspaper, the file includes not only the main command centers but also information about a "hidden" infrastructure throughout Tehran, which operates as a main leadership network coordinating "intelligence, police activities, and psychological operations". The alleged list includes 23 regional bases of the "Basij" forces affiliated with the Revolutionary Guard, distributed across 22 municipal districts in Tehran.
This move came in conjunction with President Trump urging protesters in Iran on Tuesday to "continue their protests and seize power institutions". He wrote on his social media network "Truth Social": "Help is on the way", indicating his promise to provide support for the protesters.
Trump threatened to take "serious actions" if Iran started "executing protesters", although he denied knowing of any such reports. He also announced imposing "a 25% tariff on all countries dealing with Iran".
These developments are part of a wave of escalation between Washington and Tehran, amid domestic protests in Iran and ongoing regional tensions. The extent of seriousness of the alleged military plans and the nature of the "assistance" promised by Trump remain questions of concern and close international monitoring.
