Trump administration given map of 50 high-value targets in Iran

The Trump administration has received a list of 50 major Iranian military targets as President Donald Trump considers military action against Iran.

According to Daily Mail, United Against Nuclear Iran, a Washington-based nonprofit organisation, said that it prepared a dossier identifying 50 key sites and shared it with senior White House officials early Monday, ahead of high-level security discussions.

According to the group, the document includes precise locations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Tharallah Headquarters, which it described as the central command involved in crackdowns on protesters.

The list also names four regional sub-headquarters operating across Tehran. These include the Quds Sub-Headquarters, responsible for operations in northern and northwestern parts of the capital, the Fath Sub-Headquarters in the southwest, the Nasr Sub-Headquarters in the northeast, and the Ghadr Sub-Headquarters, which oversees southeastern and central areas of the city.

The dossier further outlines what it describes as an extensive command network spread across Tehran, used by hardline units to manage intelligence activities, policing, and psychological operations.

Among the locations identified are 23 IRGC-Basij regional bases, with one base listed in each of Tehran’s 22 municipal districts. The Basij force operates as the IRGC’s domestic militia.

The document also highlights operational units linked to violence during unrest, including two security brigades. These are the Aaleh-e Mohammad Security Brigade, based in northeastern Tehran, and the Al-Zahra Security Brigade, operating in the southeastern part of the capital.