Ghalibaf: Today, the maritime blockade and the closure of air corridors will also…

Ghalibaf: Today, the maritime blockade and the closure of air corridors will also fail with planning in the economic sectors and military responses. The Speaker of the Parliament in the pre-speech: 🔹These days also coincide with the anniversary of breaking the siege of Abadan. If the siege of Abadan was broken as the Great Imam of the Revolution had commanded, the result was the precise design of the operational plan and its courageous implementation by the selflessness of the commanders and fighters in Operation Thamen al-Aimah. 🔹In those days, the Ba'athist enemy put Abadan under a severe siege by cutting off the roads between Ahvaz and Mahshahr and constructing communication bridges over the Karun River. The Abadan refinery, as the heart of the country's energy and the largest refinery in West Asia, was put out of operation under direct artillery fire, oil pipelines were cut off, and the city’s water and electricity network was almost destroyed. 🔹Saddam wanted to force the people of Abadan to surrender by imposing famine and a crisis of shortages of necessities, but the steadfastness and resilience of the resilient people of Abadan, alongside the fighting and bravery of the Islamic fighters, thwarted this conspiracy, and the year-long siege was broken within 48 hours. 🔹Here, I want to remind the young generation of Iran that today's efforts by America to impose a maritime blockade, close air corridors, and exert maximum pressure on the country’s trade arteries will also fail with serious planning and management in the economic sectors and military responses similar to those of the year 60.