FBI warns Iran wants to attack America with drones

Breaking tonight, this war in Iran, and now the FBI warning right here at home. The FBI alerting authorities that Iran wants to strike the U.S. homeland, possibly launching attack drones in the West. And tonight, President Trump has asked if he’s concerned about a potential domestic terror attack. Here’s Aaron Katursky. Tonight, with the war against Iran in its 12th day, a new warning about how Iran may retaliate. In recent days, the FBI alerted police departments in California that Iran wants to launch attack drones against the West Coast.

The alert, reviewed by ABC News, cites recently acquired information that Iran aspires to conduct a surprise attack using drones from an unidentified vessel off the coast of the United States homeland, specifically against unspecified targets in California. THROUGH ITS OPERATIVES, ITS PROXIES, ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS IRAN HAS THE EXPERTISE THE PERSONNEL THE ACCESS TO EQUIPMENT TO CONDUCT A DRONE ATTACK HERE IN THE UNITED STATES NOW IT HAS THE INCENTIVE THE FBI DECLINED TO COMMENT AND WE DID NOT the access to equipment to conduct a drone attack here in the United States Now it has the incentive The FBI declined to comment and we did not hear back from the White House But today, President Trump said he is unconcerned about an Iranian strike on the United States. Mr.

President, are you worried, sir, about a domestic terror attack backed by Iran here, sir? No. Iran is already using drones to retaliate, launching a wave of Shahed 136 drones that have struck the U.S. embassy in Saudi Arabia and buildings in Bahrain, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. And tonight, the Michigan-based medical equipment company Stryker says it was hit by a cyberattack, and there are indications a pro-Iran hacking group may be behind it. And David, that cautionary alert to police in California contained no information about Iran’s aspirational targets or timing. Governor Gavin Newsom’s office saying tonight, David, that it’s actively working to protect California communities. David.

Aaron, they’re calling it a cautionary alert, but it is still rattling to hear our thanks to you tonight.


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