Bashizkyan on Iran's Possible Overthrow
Iranian President Masoud Beizhakyian confirmed that Iran’s opponents had planned to topple the country within 48 hours, attempting to replicate what happened in Syria. However, the resilience of the people, state institutions, and the armed forces thwarted these plans and protected the state. He explained that Iran is experiencing its most challenging period since the revolution due to sanctions and pressures, with national unity being the decisive factor in overcoming the crises. He also pointed out that Iran’s opponents aim to diminish the country’s scientific and technological capabilities, and although they have succeeded in assassinating several military leaders, their efforts have not succeeded in overthrowing the regime. In related developments, the Iranian parliament is working on a strategic plan to ensure the security of the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf, which includes exclusive measures against American and Israeli vessels, restricting the passage of hostile shipments, and safeguarding maritime navigation and the marine environment—lines of action intended to enhance control and stability in the region.
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