Iran threatens US hotels, banks and Trump properties as attacks reported in Bahrain, Iraq and Jordan

 David DeTurris / NEW YORK POST 

Iran’s notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) paramilitary warned residents of seven Middle Eastern countries to keep their distance from US interests — including American-owned hotels, banks, and corporate headquaters.

“To all citizens and residents of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Syria,” the IRGC wrote in a message on the social media platform Telegram. “For your safety, you are urged to immediately stay away from military and security bases, facilities, and headquarters, as well as locations where U.S. forces are deployed. Do not approach any area witnessing military movements or exceptional security measures.

“Immediately maintain a distance of at least 500 meters (1,640 feet) from any covert or concealed accommodations used by U.S. military personnel,” the message continued. “These locations include American hotels, American banks, American companies, high-rise towers, properties owned by the Trump family, and investments associated with them.”

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