to report «iusnews»; Following the very domestic and international reflections of the IRGC's proud "Wadeh Sadiq" operation, which was carried out in response to the numerous crimes of the Zionist regime, we talked to Mojtaba Tahmasabi, the secretary of the International Core of the Tehran Province Student Basij, to explain this issue as much as possible.
Mojtabi Tahmasabi said: "Wadeh Sadeq" operation was a reaction to legitimately defend the diplomatic possibility and legal personalities of our country who were harmed in the Damascus attack.
He added: The purpose of this operation was to restore deterrence. During this effective operation, deterrence was strengthened so that the Zionist regime does not miscalculate and carry out bigger operations for the next actions.
Tahmasabi said: In this operation, along with the multi-layer defense systems of the Zionist regime, the systems of the United States, France, and England also entered the field, but they could not stop the Iranian missiles.
He further added: Iran attacked the occupied territories with a large number of drones and missiles to show that defense systems with costs of hundreds of millions of dollars failed against multiple attacks and did not create deterrence.
He added: When a large number of missiles move towards the Zionist systems, it creates high economic costs, and after some time, after the system becomes inefficient and confused, the ground is prepared for firing the main missile and the air base is attacked.
Mojtabi Tahmasabi added: "The media strategy of reducing operations is on the agenda of the Zionist regime, but it must be said that the purpose of firing multiple rockets and missiles was to confuse the systems, which achieved their goals."
Tahmasabi said: Iran was not looking for massive killings and hitting urban and sensitive areas; There were two specific points of our goal that we achieved our goals. Iran's clear message was that if another action is taken, it has the ability to strike more effectively and bigger, and this is the meaning of deterrence.
