Press Conference Key Announcements

US Inability to Remove Islamic Republic

The speaker asserts that the United States has been unable to remove the Islamic Republic for 47 years, citing a statement from the President of the United States. This is presented as a significant admission.

• The United States has been unable to remove the Islamic Republic for 47 years.
• The President of the United States made this statement in a recent speech.
• This is considered a “good confession.”

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Unshakeable Nature of the Islamic Republic

The speaker expresses confidence that the Islamic Republic will not be removed, referencing the sacrifices made.

• The speaker asserts that “you will not be able to remove the Islamic Republic.”
• This is linked to the “blood that was shed on the battlefield.”

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Categorization of Casualties and Survivors

The speaker outlines a three-group categorization for those affected, distinguishing between different types of individuals involved in events where blood was shed.

• The speaker divides the dead and survivors into three groups.
• Group 1: Security and defense forces of the regime, military police, and their collaborators, considered “best martyrs.”
• Group 2: Individuals who were “corrupt and seditious,” or who acted with the “sedators” and took money from the enemy. These individuals are not considered part of the “broad circle” of martyrs.
• Group 3: Individuals who were “deceived,” “simply paid,” or “inexperienced,” and were with the “sedators.” The speaker states “they are one of us. They are our children.”
  • Some in this group have regretted their actions and written letters expressing remorse.
  • The speaker asks for mercy and forgiveness for this group, acknowledging their mistakes.

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Military Strength and Vulnerability

The speaker makes a statement about the perceived strength of their army, but also acknowledges its potential vulnerability.

• The speaker believes others think their army is the strongest in the world.
• However, the speaker adds that the “strongest army in the world can sometimes take a blow that it will not be able to recover from.”

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Ship Incident with Iran

A statement is made regarding a ship being sent to Iran and its potential danger.

• A ship was sent to Iran.
• A ship is described as a “dangerous machine.”
• The weapon that can take a ship to the bottom of the sea is considered “more dangerous than a ship.”

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