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IRGC warns US it will hit power infrastructure if Iran’s grid is attacked

Mar 23, 2026, 04:45 GMT+0Updated: 08:00 GMT+0

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned that Tehran would retaliate against electricity infrastructure if the United States attacks Iran’s power grid.

In a statement released Monday, the Guards said any strike on Iran’s electricity system would trigger retaliation against power plants in Israel and in regional countries supplying electricity to US bases.

“If you hit electricity, we will hit electricity,” the statement said.

The Guards also accused the United States of attacking civilian infrastructure during the conflict.

“You hit our hospitals, we did not do the same. You hit our relief centers, we did not do the same. You hit our schools, we did not do the same. But if you hit electricity, we will hit electricity,” the statement said.

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