Chamran, in the four hundred and forty-fourth meeting of the Islamic Council of Tehran, recalled the historic date of the seizure of the U.S. embassy by students following the line of Imam, and expressed his feelings regarding the martyrdom of Captain Nasser Ebrahiminajad.
Condolences to the Family of Captain Ebrahiminajad
The head of the Islamic Council of Tehran, while referring to the martyr Captain Nasser Ebrahiminajad, who lost his life at the hands of U.S. terrorist forces in the Persian Gulf, extended his condolences to the family of the deceased. Chamran emphasized that this martyrdom is not just a personal loss but represents the continuation of the struggle against global arrogance.
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Invitation to Participate in the November 4th Rally
Chamran continued, expressing hope for the widespread presence of the Iranian nation in the November 4th rally, saying: "God willing, tomorrow all the people of Iran will have the opportunity to participate in the November 4th rally." This rally is always recognized as a symbol of unity and resistance against arrogance, and Chamran emphasized the importance of public participation.
He noted that the seizure of the U.S. embassy in 1979 challenged the power of arrogance and highlighted that this historic action reflects the determination and will of the Iranian nation to stand against oppression and tyranny. Additionally, the head of the Islamic Council of Tehran recalled the values of the Islamic Revolution and the responsibilities of citizens to uphold them.
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