The political deputy of the Quds Force in Gilan emphasized the role of people's presence in the field, considering this presence to have political and social functions. He stated that the streets, in the political lexicon of the Islamic Republic of Iran, are not merely places for transit but serve as a strategic headquarters, playing a significant role in field diplomacy, confronting discourses, and preventing the emergence of chaos.
Political Deputy of the Quds Force in Gilan: People's Presence in the Field Strengthens Diplomatic Power
The political deputy of the Quds Force in Gilan highlighted the importance of public presence in political and social contexts, asserting that streets serve strategic purposes in Iran's diplomacy and stability. This statement reflects the regime's view on public mobilization as a tool for maintaining order and enhancing diplomatic leverage.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The political deputy of the Quds Force in Gilan stated that public presence in the streets is crucial for Iran's political and social stability, viewing it as a strategic element in diplomacy. This underscores the regime's reliance on public mobilization to maintain order.
- The streets are seen as strategic headquarters for political activities in Iran.
- Public presence is linked to enhancing Iran's diplomatic power and preventing chaos.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, the regime often relies on public demonstrations and mobilization to showcase support and deter dissent, particularly in politically sensitive times.
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