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'Don't send your children to hell': Iran warns US
IRGC's warning against US-Israel ground operation

'Don't send your children to hell': Iran warns US

Mar 26, 2026
12:06 pm

What's the story

Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has issued a stern warning to the United States and Israel against a possible ground operation on Iranian soil. The IRGC warned, "Don't send your children to hell with the deceit of Netanyahu and Trump. The invading soldiers will be deeply drowned and disappear in the million-strong sea of the Iranian nation."

Accusation

IRGC accuses US citizens of being misled

The IRGC also accused American citizens of being misled by "warmongers" such as Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. The statement said, "The truth of the war you must observe at American gas stations, on the streets of Iran, and in the skies of Tel Aviv and Haifa." The warning comes after reports suggest that the United States is planning to send troops to the Middle East.

Military escalation

Warning comes as US plans to send troops to ME

Two sources told CBS News that the Pentagon is planning to send parts of the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East as the Iran war enters its fourth week. One source familiar with the plans said the deployment will include a command element as well as some ground forces. According to a US official, the deployment will involve fewer than 1,500 troops. A possible ground operation in Kharg Island is also under consideration by Washington.

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Diplomatic stance

Iran rules out negotiations or ceasefire without guarantees

Iran has ruled out negotiations or a ceasefire without reliable guarantees. Foreign Minister Araghchi said, "At present, our policy is to continue resistance, and no negotiations have taken place." Araghchi questioned the reliability of external assurances and maintained that Tehran's position remains "principled and firm" despite regional diplomatic contacts. Reports also suggest that Iran has laid out five conditions to end the war, including an end to "aggression," guarantees against future attacks, and payment of war reparations, among others.

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