Dadashinia: Iran's True Power Lies in the People; “Jan-Fada” Sends a Message of National Unity to Enemies

The Rudsar governor, emphasizing the role of the people in preserving the country's power and security, said the “Jan-Fada” drill not only strengthens internal unity and solidarity but also clearly conveys the nation's readiness and support to foreign enemies.

Emphasizing the role of the people in maintaining the authority and security of the country, Governor Rudsar said: "Jan Fada" exercise, in addition to strengthening internal unity and solidarity, conveys a clear message of Iran's people's readiness and support to foreign enemies.

According to Ambassador Arjan Gilan, Abdul Hossein Dadashiniyaki, the governor of Rudsar, in the meeting of Janfada Rudsar, in the presence of the commander of the army and the city apparatus, about the "Janfada" exercise, referring to the role of the people in the defense of the country, stated: Iran's power is not only limited to military equipment and information facilities, but the main support of the country, its people and their patriotism. Stating that the armed forces cannot use their full capacity without the support of the people, he added: The IRGC, the army, and Faraja get strength from the support of the people, and the presence of the people in sensitive scenes is one of the most important components of national authority.

Referring to the historical record of Iranian patriotism, Dadashiniaki stated: Differences in political tastes and views cannot destroy the common responsibility of the people in defending Iran. When it comes to the independence and territorial integrity of the country, the defense of the homeland is prioritized. Governor Rudsar considered the "Jan Fada" exercise to have two important messages and said: The first message is to strengthen unity and solidarity within the country and to emphasize the fact that defending the homeland is considered a common responsibility. He continued: Another message of this exercise is addressed to foreign enemies. That Iran's power cannot be measured only by military and intelligence calculations, because the presence and support of the people play a decisive role in the equations of the country. In the end, Dadashiniaki emphasized: the people are the main support of the armed forces and the country's strategic capital, and national solidarity can play an important role in maintaining Iran's security, independence and authority.