In a move that marks the ultimate escalation of the war launched by the United States and Israel on 28 February, the western coalition is promoting what Iranian intelligence services call “Plan Haman”, which aims at the seizure of critical facilities of Iran, the opening of Hormuz and the confiscation of enriched uranium reserves.
This concerns simultaneous strikes on strategic locations within Iranian territory, such as airports, which will be followed by a special amphibious operation of special forces of the American army, with the Delta Force at the spearhead.
At the same time, as Iranian intelligence services point out, Ukrainian drone operators and Syrian jihadists will be deployed in the battle against Tehran, forces that for their own reasons seek regime change in Iran.
In this plan, a central role is played, not the Persian Gulf, but territories located on the border between Iran and Azerbaijan, from where it is rumored that the invasion of the American forces and their willing allies will begin.
However, Israel has stated on its part that it does not intend to participate with ground troops in an amphibious operation against Iran.
For its part, Breibart reports that the central objective of the American intervention will be the extraction of enriched uranium reserves from critical infrastructure within Iranian territory, such as the Natanz and Fordow facilities.
Plan Haman - Amphibious assault on 4 airports in Iran, attack from multiple directions
Iranian state media, citing the country’s intelligence services, report that the United States is preparing an air raid on key airports, Bandar Abbas, Kermanshah, Urmia and Tabriz, in coordination with a ground invasion by militias in northwestern Iran.
An article in the Iranian state newspaper Tehran Times describes alleged American Israeli plans, under the code name "Haman" in the report, which include airlift operations, helicopter action and limited troop landings.
The aim is to strike missile launch sites, nuclear infrastructure and coastal areas near the Strait of Hormuz, possibly supporting Kurdish or other willing allied forces.
Azerbaijan border key, involvement of Syrian jihadists
As revealed by Iranian intelligence services, already 4,000 American soldiers, accompanied by extremist takfiri fighters from Syria, have been deployed in Azerbaijan.
Already since 25 March, 20 drones violated the borders of Iran for reconnaissance.
The southern front and intervention from Bahrain and Pakistan
At the same time, the plan includes a ground invasion from Bahrain and Pakistan, aiming at American penetration into regions of southern Iran
A total of 5,000 American soldiers, 2,500 in each country, are preparing to advance with the goal of capturing and isolating the Chabahar region, where one of the most strategically important ports of the Persian Gulf is located.
The objective is penetration towards the central provinces, most likely Yazd, and the capture of the “city of missiles”.
It is noted that already jihadist forces, Kurdish fighters and 2,000 American soldiers are deployed in Iraqi Kurdistan and are waiting for the green light from the Pentagon to activate forces.
Launch from Tehran and destruction of the Bushehr nuclear plant
This multi-front attack is expected to begin with the dismantling of power infrastructure in southern Tehran and Iran, followed by the destruction of the nuclear plant in Bushehr.
Warnings have already been issued for the withdrawal of Russian forces, while the plant’s access to the sea has been blocked through bombardments to prevent contamination.
The ultimate goal is the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and landings on islands such as Kharg, as well as the targeting of Iranian nuclear facilities.
High-risk airborne operations in 5 key bases
Additionally, commando landings by helicopter are planned at military bases in Bandar Abbas, Kermanshah, Urmia, Tabriz and Bushehr, after prior leveling of surrounding areas by the air force.
Approximately 200 Ukrainian drone operators will undertake the neutralization of Iranian defense with kamikaze drone attacks.
In fact, reports referring to the detection of explosives, in the Iranian agency Fars, are directly linked to the equipment of FPV drones of Ukrainian operators.
Resort to the ultimate weapon and the response of 1 million recruitments
In the event of Iranian retaliation against Israeli infrastructure, the United States may use even non-conventional weapons against facilities in Natanz and Fordow, a threat that aligns with recent signaling from the White House about a “chessboard”.
So far, Iran’s unconventional moves show that the country is preparing for every scenario, forcing the United States to admit a military deadlock and resort to desperate measures without substantial strategic benefit.
The response of Tehran to this crisis plan is awaited with bated breath, as the Revolutionary Guards are reportedly already having recruited around 1 million fighters across the country.
Frenzy: Chechen fighters declare readiness to fight alongside Iran
As it becomes clear, the war in Iran is threatened to take on unprecedented international dimensions.
Now Chechen units declare themselves ready to deploy to Iran in order to support the Islamic Republic in the event of a ground intervention by the United States.
?????? URGENT : Des unités tchétchène se disent prêtes à être déployées en Iran ?? afin de soutenir la République islamique en cas d’intervention terrestre des États-Unis ??.
— AES Alerte (@Aesalerte) March 29, 2026
Les troupes de Ramzan Kadyrov présenteraient ce conflit comme une guerre religieuse, évoquant un… pic.twitter.com/iyCnBf1rVp
And this is because the troops of Ramzan Kadyrov present this conflict as a religious war, speaking of a jihad which they describe as a struggle of good against evil.
Breitbart: Trump obsessively wants to seize 450 kilograms of enriched uranium
It is noted that President Donald Trump is seriously considering the possibility of a military operation to extract nearly 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium from Iran, insisting that Tehran must surrender what he himself called the regime’s “nuclear dust”, otherwise it will face annihilation, according to a report published on the evening of Sunday 29/3.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Donald Trump has not made his final decision, but remains open to a dangerous mission that could place American forces inside Iran for days or even longer, in order to secure the material that he made clear Tehran is not allowed to possess.
The report states that Donald Trump encouraged his advisers to pressure Iran to hand over the material as part of any settlement to end the conflict, while also discussing the possibility of forcibly seizing it in case Tehran refuses.
Officials cited in the report said that Donald Trump avoided committing publicly to such an operation, but has privately sent the message that preventing Iran from retaining enriched uranium remains a central objective of the campaign.
Nevertheless, Donald Trump continued on the evening of Sunday 29/3 to signal that he still sees a possible diplomatic way out.
He stated that the United States is “doing extremely well” in negotiations with Iran and suggested that an agreement could soon be reached, warning however, “You never know with Iran”.
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