Iranian army maintains over 50 units on border, identifies possible enemy entry points
Iran's army has deployed more than 50 units along its borders and surveyed potential sites for hostile incursions, including abandoned airports.
Iran's Army Ground Forces have deployed over 50 units along its borders, according to Brigadier General Ali Jahanshahi, the commander of the forces. These units have been conducting reconnaissance missions to identify possible enemy entry points, including abandoned airports, in preparation for potential threats. The deployment spans various regions of the country, from the northwest to the southwest, as well as the east to the southeast and the Makran coast.
The forces consist of mobile brigades, rapid reaction troops, armored and mechanized units, as well as artillery, engineering, missile, and drone divisions. Jahanshahi emphasized that these units are prepared to respond to threats and carry out operations, with personnel, ammunition, and equipment transported under the threat of hostile aircraft and drones during nighttime movements.
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