๐ฎ๐ท | "We have prepared 5,000 graves in the desert for US soldiers," Tehran public cemetery director Mohammad-Javad Tajik said in an interview with Ofogh TV.
Tajik confirmed that Iranian officials are weighing every possible option in the event of a US invasion, describing the burial sites as part of practical contingency planning rather than a mere psychological threat.
Negotiations with Washington remain stalled, with the Trump administration continuing to threaten military action alongside other forms of political and economic pressure, including blockades and further sanctions.
According to Iranian analysts, Tehran views the US-Israeli war against Iran as ongoing, arguing that Washington has upheld neither the memorandum of understanding nor the terms of the temporary ceasefire.