The border guard field in the city of Qasr-e Shirin hosted a large gathering of military, police, Basij forces, nomads, and various segments of the public today. This gathering, held on the occasion of the 'Guardians of Iran' drill, aimed to express support for the defenders of the country and showcase the defensive capabilities of the forces stationed in this region.
Wide Participation of Various Sectors in the Drill
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the army, border regiment, and border guards, along with the families of martyrs, Basij members from government offices, and economic activists participated in this ceremony. Additionally, students, educators, university students, and seminarians were also present at this gathering, reflecting the solidarity and readiness of the people to defend the country.
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Showcasing Defensive and Military Capabilities
This drill included a parade of motorized units and a display of combat equipment, which constituted a significant part of the program. Military equipment, including a drone and light and heavy weapons, was showcased at this event. Furthermore, epic slogans such as 'Allahu Akbar' and 'Death to America' were chanted by the participants, demonstrating the determination and will of the people in support of the country and the armed forces.
Brigadier General Masoud Ghanbari, the deputy commander of the Nabi Akram (PBUH) Corps in Kermanshah Province, emphasized the necessity of strengthening public presence in the scene and supporting the government to solve domestic issues during this ceremony. He also recalled the resilience of the people during the eight years of sacred defense and expressed gratitude to the people of Qasr-e Shirin, who experienced many hardships during this period.
Social and Security Implications
The extensive presence of border residents in this drill signifies their deep connection with the security and territorial integrity of the country. Qasr-e Shirin, which suffered heavy costs during the war, is still recognized today as a key point in defending the country's borders. This gathering, in addition to showcasing defensive capabilities, sends a message from border residents who consider themselves at the forefront of safeguarding Iran, informed by their historical experience of war and resilience.
In conclusion, the deputy commander of the Nabi Akram (PBUH) Corps in Kermanshah Province, while emphasizing the continued support of the people for the leadership and system, pointed out the necessity of maintaining national unity and cooperation among all segments of society in confronting the enemy's divisive tactics. This drill is regarded as a symbol of solidarity and defensive readiness against external threats.
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