Iran has issued a series of threats against U.S. and Israeli financial and technological interests, declaring them legitimate targets as the conflict in the region intensifies. Following missile strikes on Iranian banks, Tehran warned that American tech giants, including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, as well as financial institutions linked to the U.S. and Israel, could face retaliation. In response to the escalating tensions, banks and financial firms across the Gulf, particularly in Dubai and Qatar, have begun evacuating staff and closing offices. Major banks like Citi and Standard Chartered have confirmed their evacuations, while bank stocks have seen significant declines as fear grips the financial sector. Iranian military leadership has explicitly named banks and tech hubs in its threat, indicating an expanded military focus that could disrupt economic stability in the region.