Sardar Elahi: Today's National Security Is the Result of Martyrs' Sacrifice and Armed Forces' Struggle

Sanandaj – Kurdistan Provincial Police Commander, commemorating the memory of the martyrs of the Islamic Revolution, described martyrs as lasting assets of the system and said today's national security is the result of their sacrifice and the struggle of the armed forces.

According to the report of Mehr reporter, Sardar Yahya Elahi on Monday morning at the Kurdistan Martyrs' Conference, honoring the memory of the martyrs of the Islamic Revolution, the Holy Defense, the 12-Day War, and the Ramadan War, said: Martyrs from different walks of life with firm faith and conviction sacrificed their lives for the defense of the homeland, the Islamic Revolution, and the ideals of the regime, and their names and memories will always remain in the historical memory of the Iranian nation.

Referring to the high status of the families of the martyrs, he added: holding the martyrs' meetings is a valuable opportunity to renew the pact with the ideals of the martyrs, to preserve the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom, and to remind the heavy responsibility of various institutions in the continuation of the path of these loved ones.

Kurdistan's police commander stated that martyrs from different groups and strata of society came to the field to defend Islamic values and their homeland, and said: The sacrifice of these loved ones at different historical times, from the years of holy defense to recent events and wars, shows the depth of their belief and commitment to the security and pride of the country.

Honoring the memory of the martyrs of Kurdistan province, Sardar Elahi considered the families of the martyrs to be a source of honor and pride for the society and continued: The presence of the families of the martyrs in such circles is a reminder of the fact that the security and peace of the society was achieved by the sacrifice of people who gave up their most valuable possessions, i.e. their lives.

Appreciating the presence of the officials, commanders of the armed forces, provincial managers, clergy and families of the martyrs in this meeting, he emphasized the necessity of preserving the names and ways of the martyrs and passing on the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom to future generations.

beyond; One of the main pillars of the country's security

Referring to the role of the police force in the country's security structure, the Kurdistan Police Commander said: One of the important components in evaluating the performance of the organizations and institutions of the Islamic Republic of Iran is their adherence to the ideals of the revolution and the quality of service to the people, and the police force has an important and decisive responsibility in this direction.

Referring to the statements of the Martyr of the Revolutionary Leader about the position of the police force, he added: His emphasis on the fact that the police forces are the Mujahideen's fisabilullah and that the police force is one of the main pillars of the country's internal security, shows the importance of the missions of this group in maintaining order and peace in the society.

Sardar Elahi clarified: The police force is not limited to organizational duties in carrying out its missions, but in interaction with other security agencies and armed forces, it forms a part of the national security system and its performance is effective in the peace and confidence of the people.

Appreciating the jihadi efforts of police officers

Referring to the message of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution on the occasion of Faraja Week, he noted: The attention and appreciation of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief for the efforts of police officers is a source of encouragement and motivation for the forces that are responsible for maintaining security and maintaining order in various situations.

Kurdistan's police commander stated that the continuation of security requires continuous efforts, responsibility and preparation of the serving forces, and said: Police officers, by performing their missions in various conditions, along with other responsible groups, strive to protect the internal security of the country.

Sardar Elahi added: Faraja's position today is the result of the efforts and efforts of the forces who, with the spirit of responsibility and organizational commitment, have prioritized serving the people and protecting the security of the society.

Ashura School; The support of the spirit of sacrifice and martyrdom

Kurdistan's police commander considered the human force as the most important asset of the police system and stated: Committed, provincial and revolutionary employees pursue their missions by taking advantage of the religious teachings and values of the Islamic Revolution, and in this way, the culture of Ashura and the lives of martyrs are important sources of inspiration for them.

He added: Ashura school teaches people the lesson of standing against oppression, sacrifice for the right and preferring the interests of society over individual desires, and these values have a special place in the spirit of service and sacrifice of police forces.

Pointing out that police martyrs are a clear example of this culture, Sardar Elahi said: These martyrs died in the path of defending the homeland, establishing order and ensuring the security of the people, and their names should be kept alive as a model of commitment, responsibility and sacrifice for future generations.

Honoring the families of the martyrs is an eternal responsibility

Emphasizing the need to appreciate the families of martyrs, he said: honoring martyrs should not be limited to holding ceremonies and meetings, but should also be reflected in the behavior, performance and responsibility of institutions and people's servants.

Kurdistan's police commander noted: The continuation of the martyrs' path depends on the correct fulfillment of responsibilities, honest service to the people, maintaining security and guarding the values for which the martyrs sacrificed their lives.

In the end, Sardar Elahi expressed his hope that the police and other responsible institutions can continue their efforts to realize the ideals of the Islamic Revolution, provide decent services to the people, and preserve the achievements of the martyrs.