Iran Threatens to ‘Rain Fire’ on US Troops
Iran threatened to rain fire on U.S. troops if President Donald Trump escalates the war to a ground invasion as both parties work to come to an agreement to end the fighting.
The war has reached its 30-day mark and there are indications that it could become even more intense — especially if the U.S. sends in ground troops.
Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf recently accused Washington of planning to send ground troops into Iran’s borders, according to CNN.
“The enemy signals negotiation in public, while in secret it plots a ground attack,” he said, further warning that Iranian military forces are already “waiting for American soldiers to enter on the ground so they can rain fire upon them.”
Meanwhile, the United States is still considering its options. While the president has not taken a ground invasion off the table, it appears he is looking for other ways to pressure the Iranian regime.
The president has floated the idea of seizing Kharg Island to squash Iran’s oil revenue while destroying the regime’s ability to close down the Strait of Hormuz to mitigate its impact on the price of oil and other resources.
Sec. Rubio: The objectives of this operation are destroying Iran’s navy, their defense industrial base, and their ability to make missile launchers. Imagine Iran two years from now, if they had thousands of more missiles.
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) March 30, 2026
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