🔻 How we became a missile powerhouse / Victory cannot be achieved with a small Kalashnikov opening.
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🔻 "They just don't understand what I do. " He said this in utter frustration, after a man stopped him after the prayer and warned him: "Why are you engaged in parallel projects, wasting your time and your public resources? ".
🔻 What he meant was: "abandon your futile missile projects". It is not clear what response he gave at the time, but later at home, after recounting the incident, he offered the best answer in history: "Let them be; it's better they don't understand at all! ".
🔻 This cautious man would certainly not dare to repeat such words to himself today, even in private. He should be grateful that Hassan Tahrani Mujadam was not one to shut down in the face of rebuke, criticism or even jealousy. 🔻 He knew what needed to be done, and he did it. Since the early days of the Iran-Iraq war, Hassan believed that "victory cannot be achieved with a small opening of a Kalashnikov; we must turn to a more powerful weapon."
🔻 Puritan Mujadam and his friends, for the sake of Iran's future, toiled quietly in the desert - day after day, night after night - so that they could speak in Hordad and Esfand in 1404.
🔻 Throughout over two decades of leading Iran's missile program, he remained focused on his mission. Even some officials who lived in the same compound as him did not know Hassan Mogdam until after his martyrdom and the message of the leader of the revolution. Also, we also realized what a great man we lost on November 16, 2011, after reading the leader's condolence message, which described Hassan as "an honorable commander, an outstanding scholar, and a humble and pious man." 🔗 Excerpt from "How We Became a Missile Power", a narrative by Sadaj Emami, an editorial member of Farchichtgan newspaper, from the three-volume book "The Eternal Man".
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