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Iran adopts faster response, expands operational transition under new directives: Army spokesman 📌 Tehran, IRNA - Iran's military spokesman, Brigadier General Mohammad Akarmini, said that the latest directives issued by Supreme Commander Ayatollah Sayyid Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei emphasize quick responses, operational efficiency, and the removal of geographic borders, adding that these principles now form the basis of the army's operations. Acramini said Monday that the previous doctrine focused on security deterrence and response: delaying an enemy strike, then responding in the region and at U.S. bases there. According to him, the new guidelines emphasize urgency, efficiency and without geographical restrictions, adding that these principles were operationally defined and are translated into strategies that shape the army's doctrine, weapons, tactics and fighting methods. Acarmina said the doctrine will be comprehensive and intelligent, maintaining the military's spiritual foundations and public support. According to the speaker, the transition will draw on religious and theoretical foundations and lessons from current and ancient wars, strategy, tactics, force structure and weapons. It will increase deterrence regardless of political developments, including a possible Republican defeat in the US elections and a change in the person tasked with forming a government in the Israeli regime. In the Strait of Hormuz, Akraminya said that Washington sought, after Habana's Amselabad, to establish a fake route south of the layer companies and the pressure to use it. He said this section violates Article 4, and assigned an Iranian mechanism to manage the layers and coordinate with Oman. Iran issued warnings, he said, and vessels ignored its rules in the face of insecurity. He blamed US intervention, saying pressure ships on unsafe routes could hit sea mines and suffer damage.

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Iran adopts faster response, expands operational transition under new directives: Army spokesman 📌 Tehran, IRNA - Iran's military spokesman, Brigadier General Mohammad Akarmini, said that the latest directives issued by Supreme Commander Ayatollah Sayyid Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei emphasize quick responses, operational efficiency, and the removal of geographic borders, adding that these principles now form the basis of the army's operations. Acramini said Monday that the previous doctrine focused on security deterrence and response: delaying an enemy strike, then responding in the region and at U.S. bases there. According to him, the new guidelines emphasize urgency, efficiency and without geographical restrictions, adding that these principles were operationally defined and are translated into strategies that shape the army's doctrine, weapons, tactics and fighting methods. Acarmina said the doctrine will be comprehensive and intelligent, maintaining the military's spiritual foundations and public support. According to the speaker, the transition will draw on religious and theoretical foundations and lessons from current and ancient wars, strategy, tactics, force structure and weapons. It will increase deterrence regardless of political developments, including a possible Republican defeat in the US elections and a change in the person tasked with forming a government in the Israeli regime. In the Strait of Hormuz, Akraminya said that Washington sought, after Habana's Amselabad, to establish a fake route south of the layer companies and the pressure to use it. He said this section violates Article 4, and assigned an Iranian mechanism to manage the layers and coordinate with Oman. Iran issued warnings, he said, and vessels ignored its rules in the face of insecurity. He blamed US intervention, saying pressure ships on unsafe routes could hit sea mines and suffer damage.

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