March of Iranians on the National Day to Fight Global Arrogance Summary: On November 4 this year, the streets of Tehran and more than 900 cities in the country were the scene of massive participation of people in the National Day to Fight Global Arrogance march. By chanting anti-American and anti-Zionist slogans, the participants emphasized standing against American policies. The commemoration of the martyrs of the students of the Shajra Taiba Minab school was also one of the main opening points of the ceremony. In his speech, Alireza Zakhani, the mayor of Tehran, saw the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as conditional on Washington fulfilling its commitments and taking practical steps. Referring to the economic pressures of the United States, he emphasized the necessity of restructuring the country's management structure in accordance with the conditions of the war and the coordination of all sectors, and demanded an apology and compensation from the countries participating in the aggression against Iran. Emphasizing that Iran does not seek to build nuclear weapons, Zakhani warned that the continuation of unconventional threats from the United States may provide grounds for an examination of the country's nuclear doctrine. Also, mentioning the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA in 2018, he emphasized the lack of confidence in Washington's commitments, the need to strengthen deterrence and use active diplomacy to pursue the rights of the Iranian nation. The final decision of the march emphasized the updating of the target bank and the placing of the US-Israeli material and immaterial assets in the sights of the armed forces. The participants also called for examining the benefits and requirements of Iran's continued membership in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and a dignified withdrawal from the NPT. At the same time, the Revolutionary Guards and the Ministry of Defense emphasized in their messages the continuation of resistance, preparedness for intelligent combat and the implementation of maximum deterrence. The Revolutionary Guards also considered updating the target bank, an immediate and effective response to threats and national support for the armed forces as the main axes of the state's defense mission. Read the full text on Watten's website today:

March of Iranians on the National Day to Fight Global Arrogance Summary: On November 4 this year, the streets of Tehran and more than 900 cities in the country were the scene of massive participation of people in the National Day to Fight Global Arrogance march. By chanting anti-American and anti-Zionist slogans, the participants emphasized standing against American policies. The commemoration of the martyrs of the students of the Shajra Taiba Minab school was also one of the main opening points of the ceremony. In his speech, Alireza Zakhani, the mayor of Tehran, saw the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as conditional on Washington fulfilling its commitments and taking practical steps. Referring to the economic pressures of the United States, he emphasized the necessity of restructuring the country's management structure in accordance with the conditions of the war and the coordination of all sectors, and demanded an apology and compensation from the countries participating in the aggression against Iran. Emphasizing that Iran does not seek to build nuclear weapons, Zakhani warned that the continuation of unconventional threats from the United States may provide grounds for an examination of the country's nuclear doctrine. Also, mentioning the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA in 2018, he emphasized the lack of confidence in Washington's commitments, the need to strengthen deterrence and use active diplomacy to pursue the rights of the Iranian nation. The final decision of the march emphasized the updating of the target bank and the placing of the US-Israeli material and immaterial assets in the sights of the armed forces. The participants also called for examining the benefits and requirements of Iran's continued membership in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and a dignified withdrawal from the NPT. At the same time, the Revolutionary Guards and the Ministry of Defense emphasized in their messages the continuation of resistance, preparedness for intelligent combat and the implementation of maximum deterrence. The Revolutionary Guards also considered updating the target bank, an immediate and effective response to threats and national support for the armed forces as the main axes of the state's defense mission. Read the full text on Watten's website today: