Pezeshkian: Enemies' AI-based calculations completely foiled
Tehran - BORNA - Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the profound vision and unparalleled wisdom of the martyred Leader of the Revolution in managing the country today, August 10, at the "11th International Conference of Mujahidin in Exile" held at the University of Tehran, stating: "The stability and security of Iran today are indebted to the guidance of that elevated martyr. Despite all the pressures and limitations created by enemies, his thought, path, and guidelines have always been our guiding light."
Enemies believed that by creating insecurity and pressure, they could subject Iran to famine, looting, and social collapse
Pointing to the smart strategies of the martyred Leader of the Revolution, Pezeshkian added: "He transformed threats into opportunities with a transformative vision and navigated us through enemy-made crises. Enemies believed they could subject Iran to famine, looting, and social collapse by creating insecurity and pressure, but their calculations—built on artificial intelligence data, espionage networks, hired elements, and domestic operatives—were foiled one by one. As stated by the martyred Leader, the people rose up, mobilized, entered the scene, and erected a strong barrier against plots."
Standing against enemies is impossible without empathy
Recalling the grand farewell ceremony for the martyred Leader, the President stated: "On that day, I announced that I would not bid him farewell, because his path continues perpetually, and we must tread this path with unity, strength, cohesion, and coordination. Standing against enemies is impossible without empathy, and they never believed our nation could safeguard its values and realm through perseverance."
Pezeshkian described the full-fledged presence of the Iranian people on various scenes of the 12-Day and Ramadan wars as unmatched, continuing: "The Iranian nation has been present valiantly and selflessly in defense of the homeland for more than 160 days. This deep-rooted support is a massive capital that will never allow us to bow down to enemies or accept defeat. The government appreciates this unique presence and moves with all its power toward serving and resolving shortcomings."
Although enemies have blocked all paths, we will open new routes
Emphasizing perseverance against sanctions and enemy obstructionism, he affirmed: "Although enemies have blocked all paths, by God's help we will open new routes and find a way to serve the people. Managers of executive bodies work relentlessly to resolve existing problems."
Pointing to crimes committed by the Zionist regime and the U.S. in targeting infrastructure such as electricity and energy, the President emphasized: "During the recent two wars, the service delivery process was maintained so that people felt no shortage. This success stems from the tireless management of anonymous managers who served modestly in obscurity, and we are grateful to all of them."
One must stand against aggression, oppression, and bullying and never bow down
Stating that a society offering cooperation, empathy, and openness to diverse ideas will emerge victorious, Pezeshkian stated: "The secret to pride in recent wars lay in these very traits. One must stand against aggression, oppression, and bullying and never bow down. Enemies wanted the Iranian nation to drop to its knees, but it was this nation that stood with firmness and resisted."
In the continuation of the conference, Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel, Senior Advisor to the martyred Supreme Leader, elaborated on his character traits, saying: "Comprehensiveness of vision in all affairs of state administration was among the most prominent traits of the martyred Leader. Powers of reasoning and thought were deeply rooted in his being, causing him to always think and act wisely."
Recalling the martyred Leader's speech on March 4, 2019, Haddad-Adel reviewed foundational dualities faced by the country, outlined his demarcation against enemies, and added: "Today as well, we follow his successor and must pay attention to the wise words of the martyred Leader more than ever to continuously maintain the path of prudence and wisdom."
At the conclusion of the ceremony, in the presence of the President, seven Mujahidin in Exile were honored: Ali Dashtban (Minab school principal), Hojjatoleslam Mohsen Salari (Sirik Friday Prayer Imam), Mostafa Ragheb (artist), Hassan Ahmadian (University of Tehran faculty member), Mehdi Salvatian (Mokeb operator from Hamedan Province), Mohsen Mohammadipanah (eulogist), and the head of Ashab al-Hussein student assemblies at the University of Tehran.
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