Iran’s Army Navy commander has reiterated the country has the upper hand on the battlefield in case of confrontation with enemies.
Speaking on the sidelines of holding Iran’s Army Military Exercise dubbed “Zolfaghar 1400” in the southeast of the country, Rear Admiral Shahram Irani noted that coordinating among armed forces of the country and transferring technical know-how and knowledge to young individuals is the main aim of the military exercise.
Showing capabilities of the Armed Forces and in particular, the army’s strategic forces in ensuring the security of the country’s interests as well as familiarizing young personnel with the real scenes of battle are among the other objectives of holding this large-scale military exercise, he added.
Referring to the mission of various naval fleets of Iran’s Army Navy in the fight against terrorism, piracy and escorting merchant ships and oil tankers, Irani said, “Iran’s Army Navy forces have secured the country’s economic lifeline by escorting vessels and tankers as well as merchant ships.”
Today, the Islamic Republic of Iran has the upper hand to face an enemy on the battlefield, he reiterated.
The joint military exercise of Iran’s Army entitled “Zolfaghar 1400” kicked off on Sunday under the command of the Army’s Zolfaghar base.
Monitoring of the country’s airspace and general training area in the southern part of the country by the Air Defense Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as combating hostile targets are among the targets of the ‘Zolfaghar 1400’ joint exercise
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