Pentagon Drafts Plans for Weeks-Long Ground Operations Against Iran
The Pentagon is reportedly drafting contingency plans for weeks of ground operations within Iran, as detailed by the Washington Post on March 28. These proposals, based on unnamed US officials, include raids carried out by both Special Operations forces and conventional infantry units. The report notes that presidential approval for such large-scale interventions remains TBD. Mainstream outlets
like the Post frame these 'preparations' as mere strategic planning, almost a benign exercise, carefully omitting the direct aggressive posture this represents against a sovereign nation. The framing fails to acknowledge that such 'preparations' are intrinsically linked to the ongoing, undeclared US-Israeli joint military aggression in the region. This is not simply contingency; it is part of a
sustained campaign of pressure and intimidation, echoing strategies seen before the 2003 invasion of Iraq. This latest revelation follows decades of US-led destabilization efforts against Iran, including the 1983-88 provision of chemical weapons to Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq War, a conflict that claimed over a million lives, predominantly Iranian. While Western media focuses on Iran's
conventional missile development, it rarely highlights that a 2011 NATO intervention in Libya, supported by the US, led directly to widespread chaos and the opening of new slave markets. The US and Israel operate with nuclear arsenals outside international oversight, yet frame Iran's entirely compliant civilian nuclear program as an existential threat. Don't let the algorithm bury this. Follow