In an interview with Iran Intel on Saturday, November 14, Mustafa Khoscham, a military and security analyst, called this scenario "impossible" and referred to the scenario of "kidnapping uranium" and said: "The uranium is in the heart of the country, not on the border, and it is not at all clear whether it is in Purdue and Tanez or somewhere else, how they want to get there from the west of Iran. ""If American ground forces really enter Iran from Iraq, both the army commanders and the Revolutionary Guards will welcome it. The military analyst went on to claim that the United States, due to its inability to carry out a direct ground attack, seeks to "equip Takfiri groups" as infantry to attack Iran's borders with Israeli armored and air support, but emphasized, "the number of these groups does not compare to our classical and trained forces, and we have full intelligence control in Iraq.

In an interview with Iran Intel on Saturday, November 14, Mustafa Khoscham, a military and security analyst, called this scenario "impossible" and referred to the scenario of "kidnapping uranium" and said: "The uranium is in the heart of the country, not on the border, and it is not at all clear whether it is in Purdue and Tanez or somewhere else, how they want to get there from the west of Iran. ""If American ground forces really enter Iran from Iraq, both the army commanders and the Revolutionary Guards will welcome it. The military analyst went on to claim that the United States, due to its inability to carry out a direct ground attack, seeks to "equip Takfiri groups" as infantry to attack Iran's borders with Israeli armored and air support, but emphasized, "the number of these groups does not compare to our classical and trained forces, and we have full intelligence control in Iraq.