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Iran’s defence chief Mousavi boasts of country’s military capabilities, warns enemies of…

Iranian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi stressed Iran’s defense preparation on Monday and warned “strategic surprises” in response to any aggression.

Great General Abdolrahim Mousavi

In the local media, the Iranian Armed Forces Chief of General Staff Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi emphasized the preparation of Iran on Monday and warned “strategic surprises” in response to any aggression. Mousavi issued a message to Iran in the 1980s that marked the anniversary of the beginning of the imposed war of Iraq. In addition, in June this year, during the 12 -day clashes, he mentioned Israel’s “failure”.

He emphasized that Iran’s host military and defense capabilities, regional capacities and the decisive reaction of the Iranian armed forces prevented hostile lands. Iran’s semi -official leash reported on Monday, stressed that the Islamic Republic will never remain passive against threats against threats.

The senior commander wanted the advancement of modern defense technologies, strengthening the deterrent power and preparing to oppose the hybrid war – Especially the enemy’s cognitive war – central priorities should remain. ” Based on strategic surprises to the Iranians, Mousavi said that the country’s armed forces are completely prepared to confront “oppressive forces” with a response that “timely, decisive, regret and beyond imagination”.

Mousavi was appointed as the new chief commander of the army and the Aviation Department of the Aviation Corps (IRGC), after launched air -wide air strikes in Israel’s capital Tehran and other cities in June.

His appointment came after the assassination of his predecessor General Muhammad Bagheri during the Israeli air strikes. In addition to Bagheri, Iran’s Khatam Al-Anbia Central General Directorate Commander Major General Gholam Ali Rashid and six Iranian nuclear scientists were killed in strikes.

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