The United States is reportedly preparing for a potential multi-month ground invasion of Iran, according to a recent coverage. This geopolitical development unfolds as military analysts monitor its potential delayed impact on Bitcoin’s price, which remained near $66,000.
A report claimed the U.S. has begun preparing for a potential ground invasion of Iran that could last up to two months. This follows earlier reports that the Pentagon was considering sending up to 10,000 troops to the region.
Analysts from The Kobeissi Letter cited the information, noting any such invasion would “involve raids by a mixture of Special Operations forces and conventional infantry troops.” Internal U.S. discussions have reportedly focused on potential actions against Iranian oil infrastructure and coastal areas.
The report also stated that US President Donald Trump has “wavered” between saying the war is winding down and threatening to escalate it. Thousands of American soldiers are arriving in the Middle East for what was described as a possible dangerous new phase of conflict.
This development follows a prior warning that the weekend could be eventful due to U.S. financial market changes. Bitcoin has so far remained relatively stable, trading around $66,000.
Previous months of military conflict have shown Bitcoin tends to react more severely once legacy financial markets open for trading. Market observers are now watching for a potential price reaction as those markets commence their weekly session.
