On Sunday morning (October 26), during the review of the vote of confidence for Mehrdad Akhlaghi, the proposed Minister of Defense and Armed Forces Support, the President emphasized: 'In the past two centuries, we have not been an aggressive country, we have not attacked any country, and we do not intend to attack any country either. However, in the face of any attack, we will stand firm and bravely to the last breath, and we will not allow enemies to covet our land.'
President: We Have Not Aggressed Against Any Country and Will Not Allow Enemies to Attack
The Iranian President reaffirmed the country's non-aggressive stance during a parliamentary session on the new Defense Minister. He emphasized Iran's readiness to defend itself against any potential attacks. This statement is significant as it reflects Iran's military posture and its determination to protect its sovereignty.
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📰 What Happened
During a parliamentary session, the Iranian President stated that Iran has not been an aggressive nation and will defend itself against any attacks. This was part of the discussion surrounding the vote of confidence for the new defense minister.
- The President emphasized Iran's non-aggressive history over the past two centuries.
- He asserted Iran's readiness to defend its sovereignty against any potential threats.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a complex history of foreign relations, often characterized by tension with Western nations and regional rivals. The country's defense posture is a critical aspect of its national identity.
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