US Reportedly Preparing for Potential Ground Operations in Iran
Washington D.C. American magazine The Washington Post, citing anonymous US officials, has reported that the United States is preparing for ground military action in Iran that could last for weeks.
According to the report, the potential plan developed by the Pentagon's Defense Ministry may include raids by special forces and limited deployment of conventional infantry, rather than a full-scale invasion. Such an operation is said to aim at creating smaller but continuous military pressure rather than a widespread attack.
The final decision on whether to implement the plan rests with US President Donald Trump. It has been indicated that there is no clarity on whether he will approve some or none of the Pentagon's plans.
Meanwhile, US military has announced that approximately 3,500 troops from the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit have arrived in the Middle East region. President Trump, however, has called on Iran to accept defeat and warned of a severe response if it continues to obstruct the Strait of Hormuz.
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