Iran Press/ Iran news: The chief commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, IRGC Quds Force, Brigadier-General Esmail Qa'ani said the Israeli referred to a letter from the Israeli regime's authorities where they referred to their ruling collapse two times in history, during "Prophet Solomon" rule and in the kingdom of "Cyrus", which took long 75 to 80 years.
General Qa'ani made the remarks at the commemoration ceremony for martyr Hossein Pourjafari, the companion of martyr Lt. Gen. Qasem Soleimani who was martyred in the US terrorist attack, held in Kerman, southeastern Iran.
General Qa'ani said that the internal conflict has never been as high as the current time in regime, General Ghaani noted.
He said that the Israelis spends trillions of dollars in the region and not only it did achieve nothing but also lost the areas it had occupied.
General Qa'ani stated that the US research centers acknowledge that the country should manage to achieve anything and get dominant over the status quo in the region until 2025, otherwise it would anticipate the fate of the Soviet Union.
Islamic Revolution, Resistance bane of Arrogant Powers
The Commander of the Quds Force of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps said that the arrogant powers of the world are moaning that the Islamic Revolution and the Resistance Front have turned into a disaster for them.
Brigadier General Esmail Qa'ani said the status quo in the region shows that the arrogant powers' efforts had foundered.
General Qa'ani pointed to the recent unrest and the West attempt's to provoke the Iranian people against the country through such issues as hijab and said that all of the Iranian people were united against such a plot, whether their hijab was complete or partial.
That the enemies' resort to such methods to subvert the Islamic Republic was not out of their power but was out of their desperation, he noted.
General Qa'ani called on people to firmly stand united against the enemies that are being uprooted and collapsed.
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