may god bless our dear martyr siad shirazi . these spirits, which were united together, caused the irregular operations of our enemy in the region. when they saw the commander in chief, all the soldiers followed him their army is on the front line, it's crazy, it was their own work , and the moment they were martyred, i can tell you this with certainty that the shortest distance between us and the iraqis was the martyr himself, i think in the distance. 3000 meters of iraqis and we do that our army had our commanders and even now they were carrying out their responsibilities during the war in such a way that their students who were under their command never separated themselves from the army. and we did not see an ordinary soldier . we cherish the memory of all the martyrs, god willing their performance should be such that we do not embarrass the martyrs. thank you very much, amir sertib ahmad asadi, for the comrades of martyred watermen and also for the advance of the islamic republic of iran army. to you, dear and respected vie

siad shirazi was the commander of the operational base in the west of the country. bani sadr dismissed him due to his opposition to mashesh siad shirazi in the fight against the counter-revolution in kurdistan. in these days, ayatollah khamenei met a young man who had started the revolutionary guard's reconnaissance unit at the ahvaz golf barracks. before that, identification was insufficient and very scattered. but hasan bagheri, who had a background as a journalist in the islamic republic newspaper , was able to set up a reconnaissance unit in the irgc and obtain valuable information from inside the enemy lines. for use by the army. and the army wins. there was a map, and when they came to kalka , they would look at that map and explain what it was. once i saw a boy, a little boy, got up and was coming towards me , pulling me up. he came to stand and start. so beautiful, so accurate, here is a step and a bridge. i don't know about this bridge that goes under, for example, this one is like this, this one is tall, this shows both talent and courage, because these id

siad shirazi was the commander of the operational base in the west of the country. bani sadr dismissed meshash sayad shirazi in the fight against the counter-revolution in kurdistan due to his opposition. in these days , ayatollah khamenei met a young man who had started the irgc's reconnaissance unit at the ahvaz golf barracks. before that, identification was insufficient and very scattered. but hassan bagheri, who had a background as a journalist in the islamic republic newspaper, was able to set up an intelligence unit in the irgc and obtain valuable information from inside the enemy lines for the irgc to use. map it was, and at that time they would come and cut the map in half and explain what it was. once i saw a boy stand up and he was coming towards the thing and he was pulling my pants at the top of the middle that he remembered. he stood up and started. giving the city so beautifully, so accurately, here is a step and a bridge. i don't know about this bridge that goes under joub, for example, this is like this, this is a tall dune, this showed both talent an

, and i mean field command, the 47-year-old master of irregular warfare, along with syed shirazi, martyred siad eshon, was chosen as the commander of the northern camp. the west shone brightly in the north-west. i used to call him an old guerrilla, his hair was white, but his height was so upright and firm that every soldier in his army, his officer, who saw him in the twenty-second army, felt inspired by his face . in the past , he became the commander of hamza seyyed al-shahadahda camp. his formula for fighting was guerilla methods. it was a reference for military knowledge. he was a trained ranger in every sense of the word, and maybe you have seen the picture of martyr abshanasan jumping from the headquarters of the rifles with the bayonet. he was a master of tactics. he was always ahead of someone who was really forward you may have rarely seen an army commander with a helmet on his shoulder. you may have seen less of an army commander who moves ahead of his troops, but he was at the forefront during the entire holy defense period . he opened the local children to the front. he gathered na