Brigadier General Seyyed Majid Ibn al-Ridha, head of the Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Support, stated that Iran's defensive doctrine has significantly changed and emphasized the importance of producing defensive power in line with this doctrine. In his account on the social media platform X, he referred to the President's speech at the United Nations General Assembly and said: "From the podium of the United Nations, Iran's message was clear: Iran's defensive doctrine has changed."
Rapid Production of Defensive Power
Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha further stated that Iran has achieved a basket of groundbreaking and empowering initiatives and capabilities. He emphasized that the production of defensive power in accordance with this new doctrine continues steadily and rapidly. These statements indicate that the Islamic Republic of Iran is seeking to strengthen its military capabilities to ensure national security and respond to external threats.
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The Language of Force and Threat is Ineffective
The head of the Ministry of Defense also pointed out that one cannot speak to the Iranian people with the language of force and threat. This statement clearly shows that Iran is seeking strong and effective diplomacy in the international arena and believes that military threats cannot be a suitable solution to issues. These remarks come at a time when Iran is facing multiple challenges in the international arena and is striving to strengthen its position in the international system.
The change in Iran's defensive doctrine is part of this country's broader plans to increase deterrent power and confront external threats. Given the recent developments in the region and international pressures, it seems that Iran is seeking to create a balance in its military power and also strengthen relations with its allies in the region.
Brigadier General Ibn al-Ridha's message, as one of Iran's senior military officials, reflects the serious determination of this country to enhance its defensive capabilities and emphasizes the necessity of dialogue and diplomacy in the international arena. In a context where tensions in the region have increased, this type of perspective can be particularly influential at the international level.
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