🔁Arya - آریا:
Translation:
"I have spent nearly a decade of my life studying and fighting this child-killing cancer; not in the library, but in the field.
I remember the day when we had an exam in my master's degree entitled "History of the Arab-Israeli Wars." I was on my way from Damascus airport to Zainabiyah, taking the exam via Skype, when suddenly the enemy bombed a building.
The professor asked: What was that sound?
I replied: The answer to one of the exam questions!
Before God and all the martyrs, I testify that what I am saying today is not out of emotion or prejudice, but the result of years of careful study, understanding the enemy's behavior, and living in the context of the field. I never uttered a word unless I believed in its truth and accuracy.
I emphasize with all my heart: the enemy did not achieve its goals in this war.
Their main goal was to overthrow the Iranian nation-state, not just to inflict damage or psychological warfare. Eliminating the Islamic Republic’s deterrent power was also on the agenda. But in the end, it was Iran that forced the enemy to accept the ceasefire.
I am not saying that we did not suffer any damage or that the danger was completely eliminated; but we struck the enemy in a balanced manner – except in the matter of assassinating commanders, which still needs to be compensated.
We achieved our goals and identified important weaknesses. And this ceasefire is not like Lebanon in “form” (because a resolution was issued by the Security Council), nor in “direction”; because we are not faced with internal divisions.
Let me be clear: if the enemy wins the “war of narratives,” he will immediately violate the ceasefire. On the first day of the ceasefire in Lebanon, I reached Bint Jbeil and even managed to withdraw the wounded; the enemy did not even dare to attack.
But after the fall of Syria and the victory of the enemy in the war of narratives, the Zionists advanced to "Wadi Al-Hujair".
The enemy's adherence to
Translation:
"I have spent nearly a decade of my life studying and fighting this child-killing cancer; not in the library, but in the field.
I remember the day when we had an exam in my master's degree entitled "History of the Arab-Israeli Wars." I was on my way from Damascus airport to Zainabiyah, taking the exam via Skype, when suddenly the enemy bombed a building.
The professor asked: What was that sound?
I replied: The answer to one of the exam questions!
Before God and all the martyrs, I testify that what I am saying today is not out of emotion or prejudice, but the result of years of careful study, understanding the enemy's behavior, and living in the context of the field. I never uttered a word unless I believed in its truth and accuracy.
I emphasize with all my heart: the enemy did not achieve its goals in this war.
Their main goal was to overthrow the Iranian nation-state, not just to inflict damage or psychological warfare. Eliminating the Islamic Republic’s deterrent power was also on the agenda. But in the end, it was Iran that forced the enemy to accept the ceasefire.
I am not saying that we did not suffer any damage or that the danger was completely eliminated; but we struck the enemy in a balanced manner – except in the matter of assassinating commanders, which still needs to be compensated.
We achieved our goals and identified important weaknesses. And this ceasefire is not like Lebanon in “form” (because a resolution was issued by the Security Council), nor in “direction”; because we are not faced with internal divisions.
Let me be clear: if the enemy wins the “war of narratives,” he will immediately violate the ceasefire. On the first day of the ceasefire in Lebanon, I reached Bint Jbeil and even managed to withdraw the wounded; the enemy did not even dare to attack.
But after the fall of Syria and the victory of the enemy in the war of narratives, the Zionists advanced to "Wadi Al-Hujair".
The enemy's adherence to
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