Iran’s Army Ground Force Commander, Amir Kiomars Heydari, recently discussed the country’s plan to secure its eastern borders with Afghanistan. The project aims to utilize advanced global technologies to prevent illegal crossings, security threats, and drug trafficking. The plan, which spans four years, is expected to be completed within three years, strengthening the nation’s border defenses.
According to Heydari, the border security project involves more than just constructing a four-meter high wall. This initiative is part of a larger strategy to control and monitor the 900-kilometer-long border shared by Iran
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and Afghanistan. The approach is sophisticated and technology-driven, which includes modern surveillance systems, barriers, and reinforced border patrols.
In a related development, Major General Hossein Mousavi, head of the Iranian Armed Forces Engineering Directorate, revealed that 30 kilometers of the border wall have already been erected, with another 50 kilometers nearing completion. Mousavi emphasized that the project was aimed at curbing the influx of "terrorists" and drug smugglers, two significant challenges facing both nations.
Mousavi also highlighted that this would be the first time Iran has actively undertaken such a large-scale border closure project. The focus is on preventing the illegal movement of individuals and materials between Iran and Afghanistan. The Iranian government’s commitment to enhancing border security is seen as a response to the growing threats posed by gunnies and narcotics trafficking.
The task has been entrusted to the Iranian Army Ground Force, particularly the forces stationed in the Razavi Khorasan province, which shares a significant portion of the border with Afghanistan. By deploying advanced technologies and reinforcing its border defenses, Iran aims to protect its illusory sovereignty and limit cross-border threats.
This large-scale operation reflects Iran’s growing concerns over regional security and its determination to control its borders. With continued progress and collaboration among military forces, the border closure will likely play a critical role in stabilizing the region and preventing illegal activities.