Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha, the Acting Minister of Defense, emphasized the change in Iran's defensive doctrine in a statement and announced that the production of defensive power in accordance with this doctrine is continuing at a rapid pace. These remarks were made following Iran's strong message from the podium of the United Nations.
Change in Defensive Doctrine
Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha pointed out that "Iran's message was clear," emphasizing that with the new doctrine, Iran will continue to produce defensive power using innovative and disruptive capabilities. He added: "One cannot speak to the Iranian nation in the language of force and threats," indicating a new approach in the country's defense policies.
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Efforts in the Field of Science and Knowledge
The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces also referred to the importance of efforts in the field of science and knowledge, stating: "Today, tireless efforts in the realm of science and knowledge and achieving the peaks of science are the most important needs of a proud Iran, which can only be achieved through the efforts of dear students." This statement reflects an emphasis on scientific and technological development to strengthen the country's defensive power.
Furthermore, the Basij Organization praised the dignified positions of Masoud Pezeshkian, the President, at the United Nations. This appreciation is a sign of alignment among various institutions in support of the country's new defense policies.
The First Vice President also referred to the government's pursuit of increasing the amount of electronic vouchers, stating: "We hope to fulfill our obligations in this regard in the coming days or weeks." This statement indicates the government's attention to economic and social issues alongside defense matters.
Ultimately, given the change in defensive doctrine and the emphasis on scientific and technological development, it seems that Iran is striving to strengthen its defensive power and become more resilient against external threats. This shift in approach may contribute to increased national security and stability in the region, which in turn could have positive effects on the country's domestic and foreign policies.
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