Zionist regime is now the most insecure point in the world

According to Mehr correspondent, Hassan Abedini, the deputy political media outlet, described the impact of the Islamic Revolution on the world equations on Thursday afternoon in the commemoration of the June uprising, and said that the West was in the aftermath of the Islamic Revolution. Is.

He added: “Although the revolution initially seemed fragile, it now has reached a point where no global equation is formed regardless of Iran's role.”

The deputy political media outlet, citing the four major conspiracies of the last two decades, from the wars of Afghanistan and Iraq to sectarian tensions, claimed that the Islamic Republic played a key role in resolving all these crises.

He described the main manifestation of this influence in two areas and said that the first of Martyr Qassim Suleimani's performance in countering regional conspiracies and the second Iranian support for the sample resistance axis of this influence I see Is.

Abedini, an analytical presentation, claimed that the Zionist regime, which has been implemented by numerous security plans, is now the most insecure point in the world. In contrast, Iran has remained stable in a year despite the exposure to more than a thousand heavy conspiracies.

Comparing the Islamic Revolution of Iran with movements called color revolutions, he said: “While these revolutions in different countries led to the overthrow of governments, the Iranian people's will has prevented such scenarios in the country.”

Abedini cited the International Center for Strategic Research, which he said, according to him, considers only four countries, China, Russia and Iran to have the capacity to overcome world crises.

He emphasized on the list: “The remarkable point of reflection is the absence of powers such as India, Germany, Japan and South Korea in this ranking.”

In the end, Abedini described the 6 -year survival of the Islamic Republic as a result of the spiritual and divine power of the revolution and said: Iran's resistance to the pressures of the East and the West is evidence of this claim.