Strengthening National Security: Pezeshkian Advocates for Support of Intelligence Forces

Strengthening National Security: Pezeshkian Advocates for Support of Intelligence Forces

In a recent address, President Masoud Pezeshkian highlighted the vital role of Iranian intelligence forces in maintaining national security. His administration is committed to supporting these forces in their efforts to thwart hostile plans against the country.

During a ceremony in Tehran commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Iranian Intelligence Ministry, President Pezeshkian expressed his gratitude to the intelligence community for their dedication to preserving public security and tranquility. He acknowledged their hard work, especially in the face of external threats aimed at sowing discord and unrest.

Key points from President Pezeshkian’s speech include:

  • The importance of cooperation between authorities and intelligence agencies to combat unrest.
  • Recognizing the enemy’s strategy to create disputes among different societal groups.
  • The necessity of eliminating sources of unrest that can be exploited by hostile forces.
  • The call for unity as a powerful means to counteract enemies’ plots.

“If we join hands together, we will be able to stand up against all plots,” stated President Pezeshkian, emphasizing that collective action is crucial for safeguarding the nation.

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