Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha, the head of the Ministry of Defense, announced in a message on social media the change in Iran's defensive doctrine and emphasized the production of defensive power commensurate with this doctrine. He stated that this change in doctrine was clearly evident in Iran's message from the podium of the United Nations.
Message of the New Defensive Doctrine
Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha announced in his message that Iran is seeking to produce defensive power that aligns with the new doctrine. This doctrine signifies a change in the country's defensive and strategic approaches and emphasizes the necessity of aligning capabilities with contemporary threats. He pointed out that countries that seek bullying and threats cannot speak to the Iranian nation in the language of force.
Need for Science and Knowledge
The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces also emphasized the need for efforts in the field of science and knowledge to reach scientific peaks. He stated that only through the continuous efforts of students and youth can this goal be achieved. This scientific approach seems to be part of Iran's new defensive doctrine, which seeks to enhance the country's defensive capabilities and national power.
Furthermore, the Basij Organization praised the dignified positions of Masoud Pezeshkian, the President, at the United Nations and emphasized the role of these positions in strengthening the country's defensive doctrine. Given recent developments and changes in the defensive doctrine, it appears that Iran is striving to increase its defensive power through precise planning.
Ultimately, this change in doctrine and the effort to produce power commensurate with it sends a clear message to the international community that Iran seeks to maintain its security and territorial integrity and will spare no effort in this pursuit. Therefore, these developments could have implications for the foreign policies of countries and regional security.
