Iran reportedly thwarts ground invasion plan
Iranian President Masoud Beshkian revealed that a plan had recently been prepared to deploy ground forces into Iran during the war between the United States and Israel. However, the plan failed due to the rejection of neighboring countries and Iran's defensive measures. He explained that the scheme aimed to target Iranian border points and introduce ground troops, but Iran's retaliatory strikes and the support of neighboring countries such as Afghanistan and Pakistan prevented the attack from taking place. These countries declared that they would not allow events on their territories that could trigger unrest. The statements emphasize that Iran has taken effective defensive actions against potential aggressive schemes.
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