We are fighting both a physical, psychological war: Sayyed Khamenei
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Iranian leader Sayyed Ali Khamenei highlights the need to bolster defenses to confront the psychological and physical warfare employed by Iran's enemies.
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Iranian leader, Ali Khamenei, leads Friday prayers at Imam Khomeini grand mosque, in Tehran, Iran, Friday, October 4, 2024. (Office of the Iranian Leader via AP)
The Leader of the Revolution and the Islamic Republic of Iran, Sayyed Ali Khamenei, emphasized that "the war today is multifaceted."
During his meeting with officials from a conference commemorating martyrs of Kermanshah on Thursday, Sayyed Khamenei highlighted that "in those days, the enemy's war was a visible war, but today it is a combined war; it is both a physical war and a psychological war."
In those days, both the young men of Kermanshah and other Iranian youth rose up against their adversaries and many became martyrs, he noted, "Nearly ten thousand individuals from Kermanshah province made the ultimate sacrifice in these conflicts," referring to the Iran-Iraq War.
He added, "Today, undoubtedly we are strong; we are a hundred times stronger than that day."
On Wednesday, Sayyed Khamenei confirmed during a meeting with the organizers of the Congress for the Commemoration of the 15,000 martyrs of Iran's Fars Province in Tehran, that “the Resistance Front is standing firmly before that front of evil. With God’s grace, the Resistance Front will be the victors."
He emphasized the inability of the Israeli regime to dismantle the Resistance Front despite killing over 50,000 innocent civilians, implying that Western culture and politicians suffered an even worse setback.
Sayyed Khamenei emphasized that the current events in Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank are historic, adding, "If there were no people like martyr [Yahya] Sinwar who would fight until the last moment, or if there were no great people like martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah who combined Jihad, wisdom, courage, and sacrifice to bring them to the field, the fate of the region would have been determined in a different way."
