The head of the Research Center of the Parliament emphasized the necessity of protecting credible and socially authoritative figures, stating: Just as we take security measures to protect the lives of scientists, commanders, and prominent figures in the country against enemy threats, we must also have plans to safeguard their credibility and social capital against cognitive operations.
Maintaining: The Assassination of Credible Figures Should Not Be Considered Less Important Than Threats to Their Lives
The head of the Research Center of the Parliament stressed the importance of protecting the credibility of influential figures in Iran, alongside their physical safety. This highlights a dual approach to security that addresses both life threats and attacks on reputation. It underscores the significance of social capital in Iranian society.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Research Center of the Parliament emphasized the need to protect both the lives and reputations of influential figures in Iran, highlighting the importance of safeguarding their social credibility against cognitive operations.
- The statement reflects concerns over threats to both physical safety and social reputation of credible figures in Iran.
- It indicates a growing recognition of the impact of cognitive warfare on public perception and authority.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, influential figures often face threats from both internal dissent and external adversaries, making their protection crucial for the regime's stability.
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