U.S. considers rapid assault on Iran coast

The article discusses an American military plan to target the Iranian coast and connect it with a land landing operation similar to D-Day during World War II. The plan involves coordination with opposition groups such as the Baloch, Kurds, and Ahwazis, with the aim of executing a siege that tightly controls the coastal areas and surrounding islands—particularly those containing important oil wells that help fund the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. The goal of the operation is to reduce Iranian influence, especially in regions that export oil to China through the Strait of Hormuz, and to impact Tehran's trade relationships with Beijing. This operation is seen as part of U.S. strategies to shift the balance of power in the region, targeting Iranian oil installations and strategic points, while encouraging internal movements among the Ahwazis and Kurds. Preparations are underway in coordination with ground opposition forces, with expectations of a limited ground assault employing multiple tactics aimed at weakening Iran's military and economic influence in the Gulf.

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