Mujtaba Khamenei: Iran will not return to the past

Mujtaba Khamenei: Iran will not return to the past

In a text he recently published, Mujtaba Khamenei, comparing Iran's current situation to the era before the revolution and the Iran-Iraq war, said that the Islamic Republic will not return to the past, and Iran is now in a situation where, according to him, the enemies are unable to impose their will.

At the beginning of this text, attributed to Khamenei, he mentioned the Iranians' historical memory of the nationalization of the oil industry and the American coup.

He wrote that some Iranian people in the early years of the revolution still had memories of "twenty-some years ago" in their minds; The periods he said were accompanied by the "colonialists' malice", the nationalization of the oil industry and the American revolution.

In another part of his text, he compared the current situation in southern Iran with the past and said that at that time, "the two days of southern Iran" were the breeding ground for enemy forces.

Khamenei claimed that today these forces will not advance from the Arabian Sea due to the "painful blows" of the fighters and defenders of the Strait of Hormuz. He also wrote, "It is too early for the Arabian Sea to be emptied of them."