National unity and obedience to the leadership is the basis of Iran's authority

Neka- The Commander of the Karbala Corps, Mazandaran, considered faith, national unity and obedience to the leadership to be the three basic components of Iran's power.

According to Mehr reporter, Sardar Mohammad Reza Mohd. on Monday evening in the exercise of the authority of the martyrs of the city of Neka, referring to the presence of the people on the stage and announcing their readiness to defend the revolution and leadership, said: "The Iranian nation has shown at critical moments in history that it stands against the pressures and conspiracies of the enemies by relying on faith, insight and unity."

Reviewing the history of Iran before the Islamic Revolution, he pointed to the agreements imposed and the handing over of parts of the country during the Qajar and Pahlavi periods and said: History shows how the weakness and dependence of governments can become the basis for the loss of national interests and the impairment of the country's independence.

Commander of the Karbala Corps, Mazandaran, referring to the period of holy defense, added: In the eight years of imposed war, the Islamic Republic of Iran defended the territorial integrity of the country by relying on the faith of the people and the standing of its warriors, and did not allow even a single part of Iran's territory to remain under the occupation of the enemy.

Stating that even today Iran is standing against the arrogance and hegemony of arrogant powers, Mowahed clarified: the presence of the people, the scientific and elite capacities of the country, and the power of the armed forces are important pillars of national power and security, and these capacities will be more effective when they are combined with national unity and cohesion.

Emphasizing the capabilities of the armed forces, he noted: parts of the country's defense capacity and power have not been demonstrated yet, and Iran's authority has been formed on the basis of preparation, deterrence power, and reliance on internal power.

The commander of Karbala Mazandaran considered unity and obedience to the leadership as essential factors for the country to pass through difficult conditions and emphasized the necessity of maintaining national unity against the threats and conspiracies of the enemies.

In another part of his speech, referring to the position of leadership in leading the country, Mowahed said: We were supposed to sacrifice our lives for our leader, but our leader sacrificed his life for us.

In the end, he emphasized on the continuation of the conscious presence of the people in the scene and maintaining national unity and solidarity as the main pillars of the country's security and authority.