Iran's warning: US soldiers will face 'burning fire' if they launch a ground attack in Iran

• Tehran has warned that if the United States launches a ground operation in Iran, it will face stiff resistance.

• Iranian army spokesperson Brigadier General Mohammad Reza Akraminia said that if they enter a ground war, the attacking forces will lose their technological advantage.

• He said that while technology is important in long-range warfare, a ground operation would be a 'direct face-to-face' fight, where ignorance of Iran's terrain will increase the United States' weakness.

• He stated that the Iranian army has prepared detailed military plans for all routes of potential aggression and has repeatedly practiced them in drills.

• Akraminia said, "Any invading force entering these areas will immediately face heavy fire aimed at their destruction."

• Claiming that Iranian soldiers are motivated by religious belief and military training, he said that US soldiers mainly fight for pay and benefits.

• Iran has stated that retired military personnel interested in joining as volunteers have been organized following recent conflicts.

• Tehran is considering nearly 2.5 million former soldiers and active-duty personnel as a national reserve and the country's second line of defense.

• However, Iran has also stated that there is currently no need to deploy that reserve force.

• Attacks and counter-attacks have been going on between the United States and Iran since last week. Tehran says it has attacked those US installations and bases that, according to Iran, are used for US military operations.

• Despite the signing of a memorandum of understanding in June, mediated by Pakistan, to end the war and establish long-term peace, military tensions between the two countries continue.

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