Iran Prepared to Fight for Decades to Defend Nation, Says Army Chief

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Major General Amir Hatami asserts that Tehran is ready for long-term conflict, stating that power is the only language adversaries understand.

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Iran is prepared to defend its sovereignty against external threats across future generations if necessary, according to senior military leadership.

Major General Amir Hatami stated that the country remains ready to fight for the next ten to twenty years to protect its homeland. The remarks were broadcast by Iranian state television, reflecting Tehran's hardline stance amid ongoing regional tensions.

"The only way to make the enemy understand that they cannot impose their will is through the use of force," Hatami said, according to the state broadcaster.

The statements underline the country's military posture as geopolitical friction persists across the region. Iranian authorities continue to emphasize deterrence and military readiness in response to international pressure.

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