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Recent revelations have exposed the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) for deliberately endangering civilians by embedding military operations within civilian infrastructure. A leaked internal directive details a systematic approach to using warehouses, sports complexes, and other civilian sites as cover for missile operations, raising significant moral and legal questions. This strategic manipulation not only violates international humanitarian law but also highlights the IRGC's calculated tactics to leverage civilian casualties for propaganda against the United States and Israel.

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Highlights:

• "IRGC's internal document reveals intentional embedding of military assets in civilian sites."
• "Civilian structures lose protection under international law when used for military operations."
• "Iranian forces reportedly moved personnel and weapons into 70 civilian sites during strikes."
• "The leaked directive exposes a deliberate strategy to use civilians as human shields for propaganda."

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