Newspaper: Iran threatens to invade neighboring countries and has prepared special female units in anticipation of a new war.
Newspaper: Iran threatens to invade neighboring countries and has prepared special female units in anticipation of a new war.
10-13-2026
According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran threatened to invade neighboring countries and escalate its attacks on Washington’s allies if the United States launched new strikes against Iran. Tehran warned officials in the region of its intention to cross the land borders of neighboring countries and target Saudi oil facilities, data centers, and internet lines in the UAE and other countries if Washington decided to launch new attacks.
The Wall Street Journal also stated that these threats come within the framework of “Iran’s efforts to deter American attacks through a comprehensive escalation in the Middle East region.”
In connection with these deaths, Iran informed intermediaries that it would target American personnel with increased aggression, attempting to sink US warships in the Middle East and eliminate their crews. Iranian missiles have come dangerously close to US ships in previous attacks, prompting the Pentagon to deploy heavy bombers to deter potential drone attacks.
In response, Tehran is bolstering its defenses and fortifying sensitive nuclear sites such as Natanz and the Beyk-e Jabal al-Numan site by constructing earthen berms to impede any ground incursion. The government is also preparing the population for a new war, deploying paramilitary forces to train civilians in the use of shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles, forming female commando units, and even extending mobilization efforts to kindergartens.
According to the American newspaper, these moves aim to break the military, political and economic stalemate in the region, as Iran seeks to use the card of comprehensive threat to cover up the internal economic crises resulting from the tightening of sanctions.
As the United States continues to bolster its military presence in the Middle East, sending additional aircraft carriers and naval units, the military stalemate persists and neither side is willing to back down.
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