From a Two-Month Deadline to Three Decades of Resistance: A Flag That Never Touches the Ground

The experience of these years offers one clear lesson: the enemy's threats must neither be underestimated nor exaggerated. Vigilance, preparedness, prudent judgment, and preserving public calm are the direct opposite of the enemy's psychological warfare. The enemy speaks of its military power to make us doubt our calculations, invokes deadlines to turn time into a tool of psychological pressure, and uses threats to fix the outcome in the other side's mind before any practical action is taken.

The experience of these years has a clear lesson: the threat of the enemy should not be underestimated, nor should it be shown to be bigger than it really is. Vigilance, preparation, resourcefulness and maintaining the peace of the society are exactly opposite to the psychological warfare of the enemy. The enemy talks about his military power to doubt our calculations; He talks about deadlines to turn time into a tool of psychological pressure and uses threats to set the outcome in the other party's mind before any practical action.