🇮🇷| Handwritten Note by Dr. Ali Larijani on the Occasion of the Funeral of the Brave Naval Forces Soldiers:

In the name of Allah, the Most High,

The martyrdom of the brave soldiers of the Navy of the Islamic Republic Army in Dena is part of the sacrifices of our valiant nation, which has come to the forefront in this critical struggle against international oppressors. Their memory will always remain in the hearts of the Iranian people, and these martyrdoms will strengthen the foundation of the Islamic Republic Army for years to come within the structure of our armed forces.

I ask Allah, the Most High, to grant the highest ranks in paradise to these dear martyrs.

— Ali Larijani

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💥 | In the past four hours, two Iranian missile waves were launched, followed by Hezbollah drone and rocket attacks. Drones struck targets in Dubai, including a Kuwaiti-flagged liquefied gas carrier near Fujairah, causing massive explosions, while another ship docked northwest of Sharjah Port was also hit. Bahrain came under a violent attack, and an American military base in Kuwait was targeted. In the second wave, sirens blared across Tel Aviv and central Palestine as missiles from Iran struck Israeli positions. Meanwhile, a rocket salvo targeted enemy gatherings in eastern Lebanon. Explosions and strikes continue to shake the Emirates and the broader region.

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🔴 | IRGC-Wave 58-TP4

The 58th wave of Operation TP 4 is dedicated to all the child martyrs of the Ramadan War, especially the children of Minab School and the youngest martyr of the Ramadan War, the three-day-old Mojtaba. According to IRGC Public Relations, the 58th wave of Operation Vadeh Sadegh 4, with the blessed code “Ya Ali Asghar (A)”, targeted northern and central occupied territories, including Naharia, Beit Shemesh, Tel Aviv, western occupied Quds, as well as US terrorist army bases in Victoria, Ali Al-Salem, Al-Kharj, and the Fifth Fleet.

The operation was executed using precise, pinpoint strikes with super-heavy Khorramshahr missiles carrying 2-ton warheads, several Ghadr missiles, Fateh and Khyber-breaker missiles, mid-range Fattah and Qiyam systems, and destructive drones. Conducted from dawn, the operation was fully successful by the grace of God.

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✅ | There are limitations when it comes to discussing why Iran may not be able to fully prevent assassination attempts against its leaders, or whether any failures, spies, or loopholes exist. The main problem is our "conditioned" mindset toward these issues. Many people, unfamiliar with Iran’s 40-year history of resistance against imperialism, fail to understand that maintaining resilience in the battlefield for decades, as Iran has, is incredibly difficult.

At any moment, questions may arise about how enemies locate their targets or how an assassination occurs. This is part of investigation, not necessarily a failure of the system. Believing that a leader like Imam Khamenei or someone like Ali Larijani is “not hiding” reflects a conditioned way of judging. Leadership in wartime requires constant presence: one cannot remain underground, restricted to secure facilities, or avoid direct contact with commanders and operations ALL TIME. Leaders must move, communicate, inspect, and make decisions in real time, which inherently comes with limitations.

These limitations do not indicate weakness. Security protocols, timings, and measures exist, but no system can eliminate risk entirely. The enemies themselves also have limitations and miscalculations, which often prolong conflicts and force them to rely on airstrikes instead of achieving objectives. Assassination attempts may appear as breaches, but they are not evidence of systemic failure. Accepting these realities is essential to understanding the complex balance between leadership, security, and resilience in Resistance.

In the Iranian context and their way of fighting, there is a clear chain of command, structured data sharing, and established protocols. Some speculate that the assassination of figures like General Hejazi, who was closely associated with Imam Khamenei, would leave a critical weakness in the IRGC. This is not true. Leaders and commanders operate with substitutes for all critical information. No single individual holds exclusive “spatial” or encrypted messages—the entire command structure is aware of the strategies and plans.

Even in times of crisis or absence of senior leaders, officers are trained to act decisively. They can derive the correct course of action from ideological and operational principles, even without full access to the command center or all information. Their decisions are guided by a fixed religious and strategic framework, ensuring that the mission proceeds effectively regardless of unforeseen losses or gaps in communication.

Enemies often assume they can track radio waves, leaked messages, or encrypted transmissions to predict Iranian operations—but such attempts frequently fail. While traitors and spies exist everywhere, their presence is part of enemy strategy, not the cause of an operation’s outcome. Iran’s system is built on resilience, grounded in the memory and legacy of millions of martyrs whose influence sustains the community. Each city and village carries its own history of resistance, reinforcing the collective commitment to defend the nation. This is not mere praise or religious rhetoric; it is a practical reality based on decades of experience, ideology, and sacrifice. It is essential to read and understand this repeatedly to grasp the depth of Iran’s operational mindset.

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