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Greetings and abundant salutations to the dear and great nation of Iran. First, I commemorate the precious martyrs of recent events: the martyred commanders and martyred scientists who were truly valuable for the Islamic Republic and served it, and today, before Allah, they are receiving the reward for their outstanding services, Allah willing.

I find it necessary to congratulate the great nation of Iran. I offer several congratulations to the nation: One is the congratulations for the victory over the illegitimate zionist regime. The zionist regime, with all its fanfare and claims, was almost brought to its knees and crushed under the blows of the Islamic Republic. The thought that such blows could be inflicted on the regime by the Islamic Republic did not cross their minds or imagination, yet it happened. We thank God who helped our armed forces; they were able to penetrate their multi-layered, advanced defenses and level many of their urban and military areas with their own missiles and a powerful assault of their advanced weaponry! This is one of the greatest divine blessings; it shows that the zionist regime must know that aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran will be costly for them, it will create heavy costs for them. And by the grace of Allah, this happened; its honor belongs to our armed forces and our dear people who created, trained, supported, and empowered these armed forces from within themselves to accomplish such a great task.

The second congratulations relates to the victory of our dear Iran over the American regime. The American regime entered a direct war because it felt that if it did not, the zionist regime would be completely annihilated. It entered the war to save it, but it gained nothing from this war. They attacked our nuclear centers—which, of course, this is independently subject to criminal prosecution in international courts—but they could not do anything significant. The American President, in describing what happened, made an unusual exaggeration; it became clear that he needed this exaggeration; anyone who heard those words understood that there was another truth hidden beneath the surface of these words. They could not do anything, they could not achieve their objective, and they are exaggerating to cover up and conceal the truth. Here too, the Islamic Republic was victorious, and in return, the Islamic Republic delivered a hard slap to America’s face; it attacked one of America’s important bases in the region, Al-Udeid base, and inflicted damage. Those who had exaggerated in that matter tried to downplay this one, saying nothing happened, while a big event had occurred. The fact that the Islamic Republic has access to important American centers in the region and can act against them whenever it deems necessary is not a small incident; it is a big incident, and in the future, this incident can be repeated; in case of aggression, the cost to the enemy and the aggressor will certainly be high.
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The third congratulations is the congratulations for the extraordinary unity and unanimity of the Iranian nation. By the grace of God, a nation of approximately ninety million people stood united, with one voice, shoulder to shoulder, side by side, without any difference in their demands and expressed objectives, they chanted slogans, spoke out, supported the actions of the armed forces, and it will remain so hereafter. The Iranian nation showed its magnanimity, its prominent and distinguished character in this matter, and showed that when necessary, one voice will be heard from this nation, and by the grace of Allah, this happened.

The point I want to make as a fundamental aspect of my remarks is that the American President said in one of his statements and remarks that Iran must surrender. “Surrender!” It’s no longer about enrichment, it’s not about the nuclear industry, it’s about Iran’s surrender.

Of course, this statement is too big for the American President’s mouth. The magnificent Iran, Iran with this history, Iran with this culture, Iran with this iron national will, the word “surrender” or such a country is a mockery to those who know the Iranian nation. However, his statement revealed a truth; Americans have been in conflict with Islamic Iran since the beginning of the revolution, grappling with it, and each time they have an excuse: sometimes it’s human rights, sometimes it’s defense of democracy, sometimes it’s women’s rights, sometimes it’s enrichment, sometimes it’s the core nuclear issue, sometimes it’s the issue of missile manufacturing; they bring various excuses, but the essence of the matter is only one thing, and that is “Iran’s surrender.”

The previous ones did not say this, because it is unacceptable; it is unacceptable in any human logic to tell a nation to come and surrender, so they hid it under other titles. This person revealed that truth, showed and made it clear that Americans are only satisfied with Iran’s surrender and nothing less. And this is an important point! The Iranian nation should know that this is the reason for the confrontation with America, and Americans harbor this great insult to the Iranian nation, and such an event will never happen; it will never happen.

The Iranian nation is a great nation, Iran is a strong and vast country, Iran has an ancient civilization; our cultural and civilizational wealth is hundreds of times greater than America and the like. For someone to expect Iran to surrender to another country, this is one of those absurd and wrong statements that will certainly be a source of ridicule for wise and knowledgeable people. The Iranian nation is dear and will remain dear, it is victorious and will remain victorious by divine grace. And we hope that Almighty Allah will always preserve this nation with dignity and honor under the shadow of His grace, elevate the ranks of the great Imam, and make Imam Mahdi (may our souls be sacrificed for him) pleased with this nation, and that his help will be the supporter of this nation.

RNN with video

Iran’s health ministry on Wednesday announced that 627 people have been martyred and 4,870 others injured in the zion*st aggression against the Islamic Republic.

Hossein Kermanpour, a spokesperson for the ministry, said the provinces of Tehran and Kermanshah have had the largest number of martyrs and injured.

Khuzestan, Lorestan, Isfahan, Markazi, East Azerbaijan, Hamedan, Zanjan, and Gilan provinces are ranked 3rd to 10th in terms of the number of martyrs and injured.

According to Kermanpour, 86.1 percent of the martyrs lost their lives on the scene, and only 13.9 percent were martyred upon arrival at the hospital, which indicates the destructive intensity of the Israeli aggression.

The unprovoked aggression began in the early hours of June 13, when the regime launched a series of strikes across Tehran and other cities, leading to the assassination of many high-ranking commanders, nuclear scientists, as well as ordinary citizens.

The regime and its Western allies, notably the US, falsely claimed the only targets in Iran were military and nuclear installations.

Iran responded swiftly and with force, and launched Operation True Promise III, inflicting massive damage to the military-industrial infrastructure in the occupied territories.

On June 22, the US military conducted strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, namely Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, using long-range bombers and submarine-launched cruise missiles.

Despite the scale of the US assault, US assessment later revealed that the core nuclear infrastructure remained largely intact.

The following evening, Iran launched a missile strike on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest US military air base in West Asia

On Tuesday morning, the embattled Zionist regime was forced to unilaterally declare the cessation of its aggression in a deal brokered by Washington.

PressTV report