Major General Amir Hatami Warning: Enemy Will Receive Full Response If Folly Repeated

If the Enemy Commits Folly Again, They Will Receive a Full Response: Major General Amir Hatami’s Blunt Warning

Shiite News: Iran’s senior military commander Major General Amir Hatami has undertaken an important visit to various military barracks established in Fars Province. During this visit, he closely reviewed the combat morale of the forces, the readiness of modern equipment, and defense capabilities. He described the excellent cooperation and coordination among the armed forces in Fars Province as a best and exemplary model of unity that should be strengthened in other regions of the country as well.

Referring to the Islamic Republic of Iran’s splendid success in the recently imposed war, General Hatami said that damage certainly occurs in war, but the real importance lies in the final outcome, and the result of this war has emerged for Iran in the form of unprecedented honor and glory instead of submission and overthrow. He warned that the war is not yet completely over; after shameful failure on the military battlefield, the enemy is now making condemned conspiracies through cruel sanctions and economic pressure to inflict hardships on the people and create instability and chaos in the country. He clarified in blunt terms that if the enemy makes any mistake again, the armed forces will give an extremely harsh and full response to its jackal-like bluffs and threats.

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General Hatami emphasized that the strategic opportunities gained from the war must be fully exploited to consolidate the victory and to remove the shadow of war from the country forever, and in this difficult path, the chain of steadfastness and resistance must continue in all circumstances. Highlighting innovation and creativity as extremely important for war preparations, he said that every new military tactic that can disrupt the enemy’s calculations and estimates is valuable. Describing training as a fundamental principle in the army, he emphasized that the process of training at individual and unit levels must continue with full seriousness, and the valuable experiences of war must be made a permanent part of the army’s training system through organized and modern scientific methods.