In his recent statements, the Leader emphasized the necessity of connectivity between the "field" and "diplomacy" as two essential pillars in maintaining national security. In the current situation, where regional developments, especially the 40-day war, have once again proven the link between military power and social cohesion, this necessity has become a strategy.
Military Power and Diplomacy; The Triangle of Iran's Security
The Islamic Republic of Iran is in a position where "military capability," "diplomacy," and "social cohesion" are recognized as the three sides of a triangle to ensure the country's security and progress after the war. The President stated at the United Nations that "we are not afraid of war to defend ourselves, and we do not shy away from negotiations for peace," which reflects Iran's firm resolve in the face of threats.
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The Role of Unity in Countering Threats
Mahdi Fazeli, a member of the Office for Preservation and Publication of the Leader's Works, referred to the repeated recommendations of the revolution's leaders regarding unity and cohesion in society, describing it as one of the Quranic directives and key strategies in the current sensitive conditions. He acknowledged that unity and cohesion can bring significant power to society and create weakness and fragility in the face of division.
Fazeli also pointed to the enemy's miscalculations, stating: "The enemy is always seeking to create discord and division among our people," and identified this as one of their constant tactics. He believes that in critical moments, such as the current situation where we are somewhat in a state of war, the importance of unity and cohesion increases.
Analysts believe that in times of crisis, the Iranian people usually become more cohesive. Fazeli said: "The enemy's miscalculation stems from neglecting the power of unity among the people." He noted that the enemy, by analyzing information obtained from social networks, may conclude that there is an opportunity for infiltration, while this analysis is often incorrect.
As a result, Fazeli emphasized the need to pay attention to unity and cohesion in society in the face of enemy threats and stated that any negative message from within can increase the enemy's threats.
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