🇮🇷 : 🏴| With congratulations and condolences,

We announce the martyrdom of the Iranian Intelligence Minister, Hujjat al‑Islam Sayyid Esmail Khatib (r), who was martyred in an overnight strike in Tehran. This follows a series of targeted attacks that also claimed the lives of other senior Iranian officials, including the head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Shaheed Dr. Ali Larijani.

His passing is being mourned as a significant loss to the nation’s security and intelligence establishment, and his service and sacrifice will be honored by those who continue to stand steadfast in defense of the Islamic Republic and its people.

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🥀 | Under extreme pressure, Hamas has survived and maintained control of its leadership, command chain, communications, and various levels of posts, continuing to operate even in the most intense conditions. Hezbollah, too, has studied, organized, and remained intact, supported by Iran—the whole nation behind them. While many prominent leaders such as Imam Ali Khamenei, Shaheed Larijani, and Sayyid Ismail Khatib have departed, Qalibaf will go, organizations like these remain structured and operational. One sees the tip of the machinery, but beneath it lies deep planning and resilience. This is not a time for speculation: there is no infiltration, no spying, no shortcuts—it is direct, face-to-face commitment. Those rising to the battlefield, those who have chosen martyrdom, do so with honor, and that honor must be recognized and celebrated.

For those witnessing these events, the right response is not panic or fear, but awareness of the enormous organization, planning, and secrecy behind every operation. This is self-evident in the results and actions we see—it is not media hype or optimism. Recite elegies for the front-line martyrs, keep their memory alive, mourn them, and let their sacrifices guide action. Crying and remembrance are for their oppressed life; do not let the news alone substitute for heartfelt recognition. Their lives and their struggle are to be honored, never forgotten.

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