Iran's Armed Forces are Constantly Monitoring Enemy Movements in the Region: General Jalali
Iran's success in achieving a "total deterrent force" has rendered military aggression against the country an unviable option for its enemies. This was stated by the head of Iran's Civil Defense Organization, Brigadier General Golam Reza Jalali, as reported by Tasnim.
According to General Jalali, regular military exercises, measures aimed at strengthening Iran's defensive capabilities, and reaching a full level of deterrence have removed the possibility of military operations from the enemies' agenda. He added that the Islamic Republic of Iran has become so powerful that no enemy would dare to pose a threat to the country, considering the cost of a military strike.
He also pointed out Iran's successes in the field of drone production, stating, "Enemies cannot recognize Iran as a regional power in this area, so they seek to harm the country in non-military domains." Earlier, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Major General Mohammad Hossein Baqeri, said that "Tehran has acquired such great military and deterrent power that American forces must stay away from Iranian shores." General Jalali added that the Iranian armed forces are constantly monitoring enemy movements in the region.
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