According to the report, the listed offices and infrastructure are located in several Israeli cities as well as in some Gulf countries.

Iran has warned American tech companies that their offices and infrastructure could become targets as the conflict in the region widens.

CBI News notes that Al Jazeera reported that IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency published a list of offices and infrastructure run by major US technology companies that it claims are linked to Israel and used for military purposes.

The report described these locations as “Iran’s new targets”. It said the list includes infrastructure used for cloud-based services operated by companies such as Google, Microsoft, Palantir Technologies, IBM, Nvidia and Oracle Corporation.

Tasnim said the targets were identified because their technology had allegedly been used for military applications.

Separately, Iran also warned that it could target economic centres and banks linked to US and Israeli entities across the region.

A spokesperson for Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters, which the United Nations has described as owned by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said the warning came after what Iran called an attack on one of its banks.

The official also warned civilians to stay away from such locations. “People of the region should not be within a one-kilometre radius of banks,” the spokesperson said.

Meanwhile, the war between the United States, Israel and Iran entered its 13th day on Thursday. Lebanon’s health ministry said Israeli strikes killed at least seven people across southern Lebanon early Wednesday, including five in the town of Qana.

Residents of Tehran also reported some of the war’s "heaviest bombardment" overnight, with powerful explosions shaking neighborhoods and causing electricity outages across parts of the capital.

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