Gharibabadi Details Iran's Triumphs Over Aggressors Throughout Past Year

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2026/06/13
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22:03:35
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The Deputy Foreign Minister, pointing to the arrival of the first anniversary of the 12-day war and honoring the memory of the martyrs of this war, stated: One year has passed; Iran neither broke, nor retreated, nor was its will weakened, but rather it achieved brilliant victories against its enemies.

Tehran - BORNA - Kazem Gharibabadi, the Deputy for Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, wrote in a message posted on his official account on the X social network (formerly Twitter): "One year ago, on a dawn when the American-Zionist enemy imagined it could break the will of a nation with a few blows, names became eternal forever in the history of Iran, including: the martyred Lieutenant Generals Bagheri, Rashid, Salami; Major Generals Shadmani, Hajizadeh, Mehrabi, Rabbani, Kazemi; and the scientists who dedicated their lives to the progress of Iran, the martyrs Tehranchi, Abbasi, Zolfaghari, Minouchehr, Feghi, Asgari, and Borji."

He added: "The Zionist regime, which requires the assassination of commanders and scientists of an independent country to continue its survival, seeks power not in the battlefield, but in desperation, aggression, and crime. Their martyrdom is the document of Iran's oppression and the sign of the righteousness of a nation that has not bowed its head in the face of force, terror, and imposition."

The Deputy for Legal and International Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stating that "one year has passed; Iran neither broke, nor retreated, nor was its will weakened, but rather it achieved brilliant victories against its enemies," declared: "The fruit of the blood of the martyrs, the self-sacrifice of commanders and scientists, and the wise measures of the martyred leader and flagbearer of Iran's honor, is an Iran more resolute, more aware, and more determined than the past. The names of all our martyrs, from the martyred Imam to the military and security commanders, ordinary citizens, and the students of Minab, live on in the heart of the nation; not just as a memory of grief, but as a covenant for the authority, independence, and future of Iran."

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