Major General Abdollahi's Nurses Day Message: From Combat Readiness to National Resilience

In his Nurses Day message, Major General Ali Abdollahi thanked the nursing community and addressed an important issue concerning the armed forces' readiness, while remembering the 17 nurses who were martyred in the recent war.

Ambassador of Arjan-Political Group: Major General Guardsman Khalban Ali Abdullahi, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces and Commander of the Central Headquarters of Khatam Al-Anbiya (PBUH), in a message on the occasion of Nurses' Day, by honoring the memory of 17 martyred nurses in the recent American-Zionist imposed wars, emphasized the role of the nursing community of the Armed Forces in promoting combat readiness, national resilience and protecting human capital.

The anniversary of the birth of Aqeela Bani Hashem, Hazrat Zainab Kabri (peace be upon her), the embodiment of patience, insight, sacrifice and perseverance, and naming this auspicious day as "Nurse's Day" is a great opportunity to uphold the high status of nurses and appreciate their sincere efforts in the field of health and serving the people. The historical memory of Iran and Iran testifies that the nurses and the health community of the armed forces, along with professional knowledge and skills, with a spirit of jihad and full of commitment, sacrifice and responsibility, play a role in the front line of serving employees, warriors and their families, diligently and honestly. This role, beyond a job task, is a part of the defense health system and an effective factor in improving combat readiness, national resilience and protecting the human capital of the armed forces. Undoubtedly, honoring nurses is honoring health, security and national authority. In normal and critical situations, nurses have always proven their adherence to the sacred mission of serving fellow human beings; A clear example of it can be seen during epidemics as well as during the glorious days of service in the first, second and third holy defense.

In this blessed season, with sincere congratulations on Nurse's Day to all honorable and selfless nurses of the armed forces, I honor the memory of the seventeen nurses who were martyred in the recent American-Zionist imposed wars and I honor their dignified status; Great men and great women who sacrificed their most valuable assets in the way of doing their duty and saving human lives. Undoubtedly, the name and memory of these high-ranking martyrs is a lasting document of the connection of knowledge, service, sacrifice and sacrifice, and their way and customs will be a bright light and a model for the nurses of the armed forces and the future generation. On the 24th of October, coinciding with the blessed birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (peace be upon her) and Nurses Day, he congratulated each and every one of the country's nursing community, especially the nurses of the armed forces, and from the almighty God, health, pride and increasing success for these dear ones in the way of serving Islamic Iran and the people sent under the attention of Hazrat Wali Asr (may God bless him and grant him peace) and the leadership of the great leader of the Islamic Revolution and the commander in chief of the forces of Hazrat Imam We ask for Siddharth Khamenei.