Mohammad Reza Naqdi, advisor to the Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), stated: "The enemies were defeated in the 12-day war; if they had not been defeated, they would not have requested a ceasefire. The party that is defeated requests a ceasefire. Of course, we also suffered losses, but we dealt significant blows as well." He added: "They claim victory and cite Syria as an example, but after a year, those who complained about the Islamic Republic's presence in Syria have also come to the conclusion that Iran's presence there was wise."
Advisor to the Commander of the IRGC: We Suffered Losses in the 12-Day War but Also Dealt Significant Blows
Mohammad Reza Naqdi, an advisor to the IRGC, claims that despite suffering losses in a recent 12-day conflict, Iran dealt significant blows to its enemies, who are now requesting a ceasefire. He emphasizes the strategic wisdom of Iran's involvement in Syria, countering claims of defeat.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Mohammad Reza Naqdi claimed that Iran, despite suffering losses, inflicted significant damage on its enemies during a recent 12-day conflict, leading to a ceasefire request from the opposing side.
- The conflict lasted 12 days.
- Naqdi argues that the ceasefire request indicates a defeat for Iran's enemies.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's involvement in regional conflicts, particularly in Syria, has been a point of contention internationally, with the IRGC playing a central role in these operations.
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