Exiled Iranian analyst Morad Veisi said Wednesday that Iraqi Hashed al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Forces) have entered Iran to suppress the population and join ground fighting against the United States, linking recent executions in Iran to the regime's fear of a US-Israeli attack.
Exiled Iranian analyst Morad Veisi claimed Wednesday that Iraqi Hashed al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Forces) forces have entered Iran to suppress the population and prepare for ground combat against the United States. Veisi also asserted that the recent wave of executions in Iran is connected to the regime's growing fear of a combined US and Israeli attack, according to a report circulating on social media channels.
The allegation echoes earlier reports from late July that Hashed al-Shaabi units had been deployed to Iran. On July 28, The Zioneer reported that a senior Hashed al-Shaabi commander stated forces were sent to Iran to prepare for a possible US ground invasion. Days earlier, on July 21, Iranian analyst Dror Blazada claimed the Iranian regime was preparing for an infiltration attempt into Khuzestan via Kuwait.
These claims, which have been circulating for weeks, suggest a heightened sense of vulnerability within the Iranian leadership amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel. However, Veisi's account remains unverified and originates from a single source, with no independent confirmation from Israeli or Western intelligence agencies.
2 developments
- StrongIraqi Hashed al-Shaabi representatives attend Tehran funeral ceremonies
- DevelopingIranian analyst: Iran fears US ground invasion, preparing for Khuzestan infiltration via Kuwait
- DevelopingSecurity analyst: US struck Iranian special forces bases over past nights
- DevelopingIranian official alleges Trump planned ground invasion of Iran
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