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Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated that the military operations against Iran aim to change the Middle East by curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions and its support for terrorism, while ruling out any ground invasion.

A ground invasion of Iran has reportedly been initiated by thousands of US-backed Iraqi Kurds.

French President Emmanuel Macron urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from a ground invasion into Lebanon.

Amid escalating military tensions between the US and Iran, discussions about a potential ground invasion have resurfaced following comments by President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump indicated he is open to deploying ground troops in Iran if necessary, despite public disapproval of recent military strikes.

The Israeli Army indicated that there are no grounds for a ground invasion of Lebanon in the near future, as stated by military spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshan.

Israel has signaled potential military action in Lebanon, including a possible ground invasion, in response to Hezbollah's aggression.

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated sharply, with Israel conducting hundreds of airstrikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah positions.

Israel's army has announced simultaneous attacks on targets in Iran and Lebanon, while stating it has no immediate plans for a ground invasion in Lebanon.

A Middle Eastern researcher emphasizes that changing the Iranian regime without a ground invasion is unlikely, highlighting the escalating tensions in the region as Iran targets U.S. military bases in response to attacks.

Lionel Messi was knocked down by a fan who entered the field attempting to take a photo during a friendly match between Inter Miami and Independiente del Valle.

Reports suggest that any potential U.S. military action against Iran will not involve a ground invasion but will focus on targeting high-ranking officials in the Iranian military and government.

A recent war game scenario published by the German newspaper 'Die Welt' suggests a sudden Russian invasion of the Suwałki Corridor and Mariampol in October with 15,000 troops disguised as a humanitarian operation, sparking widespread discussion.

Sweden plans to invest 1.4 billion euros in its ground air defense to better protect potential civilian targets, drawing lessons from Ukraine's experience in the face of the Russian invasion.

Republican Senator John Kennedy criticized the idea of military action in Greenland, calling it 'rocket dumb,' amid a backdrop of various Republican voices against deploying U.S. ground troops in Venezuela and the U.S. withdrawing from numerous international organizations.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated a possible ground invasion of Venezuela while reaffirming the continuation of an oil embargo on the country.