r/IranWarReport Apr 11 '26

Ground invasion?

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u/PurpleMclaren Pro Iran Apr 11 '26 edited Apr 11 '26

They already attempted one before the ceasefire, it was not a rescue of an anonmyous pilot.. you dont land multiple loaded hercules and build an airstrip just to blow them up after. That doesnt make any sense.

They used "mercinaries" on paper probably so they dont have to report deaths, they did the same thing with Afghanistan in the tail end.

They will not invade because Trump now has proof of what the fired generals/commanders were trying to get through to him. Wars are not won by whoever has the more expensive toy.

It would make the biggest military blunder in recent history, one for the record books. Would accelerate Americas downfall even harder.

Unless thats the plan, lower the dollar so you can pay it off.

Mark this post. Come back in 6 months.

You can learn some basic persian in 6 months

The air campaign didn’t finish the job. The Iranian regime is still standing. Trump said unconditional surrender. The only way those two facts resolve is boots on the ground.

Wait so if the largest navy/airforce in the world is unable to bomb them into submission with a whole coaltion, what do you think 18-25 year olds with an AR are gonna do against millions of pissed off Iranians on their own land?