The Army Ground Force has increased its readiness to counter enemy threats by deploying over 50 combat and support units at the country's borders. These actions were taken following the onset of the third imposed war to defend Iran's borders and prevent any infiltration. The relocation of these units has been carried out secretly and under the cover of darkness, monitored by enemy aircraft and drones.
Equipment and Readiness of Units
Brigadier General Ali Jahanshahi, the commander of the Army Ground Force, explained the details of these actions and the current status of the units in an interview. According to him, this readiness is the result of a review of operational plans and equipping the units with new weapons, including precision and smart weapons. Additionally, implementing passive defense measures to protect personnel and reduce equipment vulnerability has also been among the actions taken in this regard.
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Readiness to Counter Threats
General Jahanshahi referred to the deployment of Ground Force units in various parts of the country and stated: "As soon as the third imposed war began, over 50 units were deployed at the borders." These units include mobile, armored, mechanized brigades, as well as artillery and missile units. During this mission, over 9 million kilometers of road travel have been undertaken, and large quantities of ammunition and equipment have been transferred to the borders.
He emphasized that these actions have been effective in creating deterrence and do not allow the enemy to approach Iran's borders. The current status of the units also reflects the high morale of the personnel who are ready to carry out their mission despite existing challenges and difficulties.
Identifying Infiltration Points and Enemy Threats
The commander of the Army Ground Force also reported the identification of areas where enemy infiltration is likely. These areas include abandoned airports and regions where the enemy may attempt to land their forces. These identifications have been made to prevent any potential threats.
General Jahanshahi concluded by referring to the continued production of equipment and the readiness of the units, stating: "The capability and readiness of our units today are much higher than before the war. Alongside other armed forces, we are ready to defend the country's borders, and this readiness is owed to the dedication and sacrifice of our personnel."
