Leader of the Islamic Revolution and Commander-in-Chief of Iran’s Armed Forces Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei has ordered senior military commanders to ensure that any level or type of enemy threat is met with an “immediate, impactful, and geographically unrestricted response.”
During a meeting with senior commanders of the Armed Forces, Ayatollah Khamenei emphasized that “intelligent combat readiness for a powerful confrontation with enemies is a fundamental prerequisite for achieving maximum deterrence.”
Leader stated that should Iran’s enemies resume military or terrorist attacks, “it will be the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic and the Iranian nation that will determine when and under what conditions those attacks will end.”
The Commander-in-Chief also underscored the need to “strengthen military intelligence architecture,” deepen indigenous defense capabilities in both “doctrine” and “tactics,” and “enhance modernized defense and security capacities through the utilization of emerging technologies.”
Ayatollah Khamenei Orders Military to Prepare “Geographically Unrestricted Response” to Any Enemy Threat further highlighted the importance of “strengthening spiritual foundations and the spirit of jihad,” alongside “unremitting efforts to meet the livelihood needs of Armed Forces personnel and provide them with the necessary support.”
In another directive, the Leader ordered the “comprehensive updating of the military target database” to ensure that “all physical and non-physical assets of the US-Zionist enemy are brought within the reach of the Armed Forces.”
He described nationwide support for the Armed Forces as “one of the pillars of deterrence against anti-Iranian foreign powers and their domestic mercenaries.”
Referring to the eight-month presence of people in public squares across Iran, the Leader said it was “a continuation of the Eight-Year Sacred Defense,” which, alongside the steadfastness of military, police and Basij forces, “has protected, and will continue to protect, the territorial integrity of Iran and the Islamic system.”