Alireza Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, at the unveiling ceremony of the statue of martyr General Hajizadeh held on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the people's uprising in Iran, expressed his views on war and the role of the people in this arena. Zakani emphasized that the people of Iran are not warlike, stating: "We will not back down against the imposed war and will always continue to defend the rights of our nation."
The people of Iran and the history of wars
Zakani referred to the history of wars and the challenges that the people of Iran have faced throughout history. He addressed the social and cultural realities that have led the people of Iran to stand firm against external threats, saying: "Iranians have always shown throughout their history that they will not submit to oppression and injustice, and this spirit continues today."
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The necessity of unity against threats
The mayor of Tehran also emphasized the necessity of unity and solidarity against threats, adding: "We must confront our enemies through cooperation and empathy and defend our national and historical values." Zakani referred to the great figures in the history of Iran, including martyr General Hajizadeh, stating that these individuals are examples of sacrifice and resilience against enemies.
He concluded his remarks by referencing the role of youth in the future of the country, saying: "Our youth must come forward with awareness and knowledge and strive to maintain the security and territorial integrity of the country. This is a duty that falls on all generations."
This ceremony served as a reminder of past sacrifices and resilience, providing an opportunity to reflect on the current situation and determine the future path of the country. Zakani stated that "Iran must always be strong and independent," emphasizing the importance of maintaining national unity and solidarity.
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