Tabnak – As the Iranian revolutions turns 40, Iranian Supreme Leader hails the support of the Iranian people for the Islamic Republic, underlining that the support will lead to the failure of the enemies’ plans to hurt the Iranian nation. He also warns the Iranian administration over the untrustworthy manner of the US and the European countries.
According to Press TV, Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says the fact that millions of people celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Revolution, once again proved that the enemies cannot hurt the Iranian nation.
“Of course, the adversaries would deny that millions of people showed up but they do know and they do understand that as long as a nation holds its ground like this, enemies can do it no harm,” Ayatollah Khamenei told a crowd of thousands of people on Monday.
Speaking on the anniversary of an uprising by the people of Tabriz on February 18, 1978, the Leader said Monday morning that as long as the nation stays true to its values and defends them as it did last week, it will prevail with God’s assistance.
Referring to the recent deadly attack by a Pakistani-based terror group against the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) forces in southeastern Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei said “such incidents must make us aware of the price that is paid for our security.”
Elsewhere in his remarks, Ayatollah Khamenei doubled down on his warnings that the US and its European allies are not trustworthy, a point that he first mentioned last Wednesday, as he unveiled a roadmap for the “second phase” of the Islamic Revolution.
“Officials should distinguish friend from foe and never get deceived. Sometimes the enemy flashes its teeth, sometimes it throws punches and sometimes it makes smiles; these are not different and even their smile is out of hostility,” the Leader said.
“America’s animosity is bare; the Europeans are also deceitful today,” he explained.
Drawing attention to the many problems that the US is dealing with both inside and outside of its borders, the Leader said while “no enemy is to be underestimated,” the reality is that Washington is “weak” today.
“You can see today that our main enemy, the US, is struggling,” he asserted. “It is struggling with internal issues and its struggling with external issues and it is also tussling with leaders of the countries” that it has conflicts of interest with.
“Yet these stupid officials or first-class idiots get angry and labor themselves to death, holding the Warsaw summit which gets nowhere; they invite their weak and wavering governments to plot against Iran but they get nowhere.”
Ayatollah Khamenei was referring to the recent anti-Iran meeting in the Polish capital which failed to produce any results despite Washington’s high hopes; rather, it created serious divisions among them.
“These are tell-tale signs of the enemy’s weakness. When the enemy is weak, it blows hot air,” the Leader said. “This hot air should not cause any worries among our officials.”
