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Disclosure of the Updated Enemy Strategy for Confrontation with Iran

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Iranian Students' News Agency

Disclosure of the Updated Enemy Strategy for Confrontation with Iran The Intelligence Organization of the IRGC has revealed, in a detailed and important statement, the enemy's plans for confrontation with Iran, outlining the decisive scene of the struggle against the enemy. "1) The Islamic Republic of Iran has successfully passed the stage of preserving its existence and sovereignty, along with the resistance forces. 2) Iran is in the process of stabilizing and enhancing its national resilience. 3) Iran's asymmetric capabilities have been maintained, and the U.S. has become incapable of imposing its will on Iran. 4) Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz has continued. 5) Iran is no longer merely in a position to respond to attacks from the other side; it is moving towards increasing strategic initiative and influencing the time, place, and cost of warfare and diplomacy." In this context, a joint committee of American intelligence services, the Zionist regime, and Britain met with some anti-revolutionary leaders to study the lessons from the so-called Epic Anger operation against the Islamic Republic of Iran, whereby the enemy has acknowledged the failure of the strategy of "overthrowing through military strikes." An examination of the information obtained by this organization shows that the update of the above strategy has become a priority for the enemy; in such a way that, while maintaining periodic limited attacks, activating sources of crises, psychological warfare, inflaming monetary-financial markets, and implementing anti-security operations are considered the only options for managing the Iranian dossier. In this design, the enemy is seeking to "transform the idea of resistance into the idea of dependency," "shift from endogenous defensive power to dependent defensive power," and "change the revolutionary approach to a passive approach" to prevent the stabilization of internal stability and the recovery of the regional and trans-regional power of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In this regard, a project by Mossad to create a confidential and exclusive structure to exert pressure from within against the Islamic Republic of Iran has recently come under scrutiny and observation. The networking tools of this structure include communication with divergent streams, sabotage operations, and the use of local elements. A more detailed monitoring of political, economic, social threats, and of course military movements over the past 60 days indicates that the enemy, understanding its limitations and the advantages of the Islamic Revolution, is trying to pursue the above design with a greater reliance on cognitive and informational warfare tools along the following axes: 1) Rendering the functionality of the Strait of Hormuz ineffective in securing the national interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran. 2) Preventing the repetition of a regional war by the Islamic Republic of Iran. 3) Limiting the capabilities of the resistance axis in the region. 4) Imposing a maritime blockade. 5) Erosion of sacred unity, promoting dissatisfaction, and magnifying dissenting views. 6) Exaggerating and exploiting certain weaknesses, shortages, and internal limitations for managing the country. 7) Provoking people to transfer dissatisfaction to the streets. Therefore, at this juncture, the focal point of this design lies in focusing on "disrupting stability and reducing the national resilience of Iranians" by initiating cognitive warfare and generating fear and ambiguity. This was previously warned against in the three statements of this organization regarding the consequences at the time of the coup of Dey 1404. At the same time, the enemy's failure to achieve its goals in the imposed war against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the removal of expert structures from the decision-making process in the U.S. government have created serious challenges for the internal situation of that country. The dismissal, demotion, and expulsion of more than 23 military commanders and dozens of political and intelligence managers opposing the government have had negative effects on the equations involving Iran in the region concerning U.S. economic indicators, a significant decrease in Trump's popularity, and a serious risk of losing the vote base, widespread doubts regarding the level of political groups' support for the Zionist regime, and the limitations of the U.S. Army in supporting offensive and defensive combat capabilities against Iran are among the internal constraints for the implementation of plans against the national interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran. By reviewing the set of above plans and the mentioned limitations, it must be announced that your children in the Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, relying on divine assistance, depending on the people's information network, and utilizing all their technical and human capacities, have placed the following items on the agenda in line with their assigned missions: 1) Maintaining and enhancing vigilance and permanent readiness in the military sector to deliver a blow to the enemy's equations. 2) Focusing on guiding and countering any actions that disrupt tranquility, solidarity, and national cohesion in the country. 3) Preventing the anti-security plans of enemy intelligence services within and along the country's borders. 4) Remaining alert to deal with "Neo-Daesh" and networks collaborating with terrorist groups.

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