US prepares Normandy-style attack on Iran coast
The article reveals a secret American military plan involving the execution of a limited ground operation along Iran's coast, aimed at closing strategic areas, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, by landing forces in a Normandy-style operation. The plan includes coordinating with Baloch, Kurdish, and Arab Ahwazi groups to conduct a multi-directional siege. The primary objective is to control the oil wells in the Ahwazi regions, threatening the oil supplies exported to China and impacting the influence of the Revolutionary Guard. The operations also involve striking military sites, bridges, and communications networks, supported by air support for local fighters, with the goal of undermining Iran's influence and reducing the regime's dependence on oil exported through the strait. These preparations are taking advantage of the mediator's engagement with Iran and are aimed at creating a suitable environment for executing a major military operation, with significant strategic and economic implications for Iran and its allies.
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