The 40,000 motorcyclist drill 'Sacrifice for Iran' was held today, Friday, October 3, in Tehran to demonstrate the country's readiness against security threats. This drill follows the 313,000-person drill 'Sacrifice for Iran' held on September 27 and aims to enhance the rapid response capability of forces against any kind of threat.
A Clear Message to Enemies
General Hossein Najat, Deputy Commander of the Tharallah Headquarters, stated at the event: 'By holding this drill, we wanted to show that no part of the country is beyond our reach in terms of security.' He added that the message of this drill to enemies at various security levels is very clear and indicates that our readiness will prevent enemy movements.
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Najat emphasized that this drill demonstrates the rapid response capability of forces in the shortest possible time and that any attempt to undermine the country's stability will be met with the same speed and precision. He also referred to new threats and said: 'Certainly, today's threats cannot be countered with heavy forces. We are actually countering new models of asymmetric warfare and sudden threats by focusing on agile and motorcyclist forces.'
Managing Emerging Crises
This drill is part of the country's continuous preparedness chain to manage emerging crises and confront new threats. General Najat, while stating that 'our speed is the enemy's death,' pointed out that the Iranian armed forces are always ready and warned enemies whose hands are stained with the blood of children and youth to leave the region as soon as possible and submit to the seven proposed articles of the Islamic Republic.
Najat concluded by emphasizing: 'As long as Iran, its youth, Basij members, and people are willing to sacrifice, we will emerge victorious from this war.' These words reflect the determination and will of the country's armed forces to maintain security and defend the territorial integrity of Iran.
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