Medical Staff Are True Examples of Self-Sacrifice

RAMSAR – The head of the Physical Education Organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army, stressing the role of physical fitness in boosting combat capability, described medical staff as true examples of self-sacrifice and emphasized the need to maintain fitness.

Ramsar - The head of the physical training organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army, emphasizing the importance of physical fitness in improving combat ability, considered the medical personnel as real examples of self-sacrifice and emphasized the necessity of maintaining fitness.

According to Mehr reporter, Amir Adib said on Thursday evening on the sidelines of the Armed Forces Physical Fitness Festival, referring to the role of the medical staff in difficult situations: "The real life-sacrifices are the medical staff who work hard to serve and maintain people's health in the most difficult conditions."

Emphasizing the importance of exercise and physical fitness in improving defense power, he added: The first component in increasing combat power is having good physical fitness, and this issue should always be taken into consideration.

The head of the physical training organization of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army, referring to the experiences of the war, stated: war conditions showed that improving physical fitness is a basic necessity and we should strive to increase strength and fitness in all conditions.

Amir Adib also pointed to the spirit of resistance and resistance against threats and said: If the enemies have not succeeded with their ideas and plans, this shows the spirit of resistance and sacrifice among the country's forces.

Stating that war conditions were accompanied by crisis moment by moment, he noted: In these conditions, we showed that we are strong and we will remain strong.

In the end, the head of the army's physical training organization stated, referring to the upcoming developments and new experiences: today, a new chapter in life has been established; A season that reminds us more than ever of the need to maintain readiness, strengthen morale, and continue service and responsibility.