Iranian military official credits national unity for defeating 'US enemy'
The deputy chief of Iran's Army Force for Coordination Affairs praised the armed forces and the Iranian people.
The deputy chief of Iran's Army Force for Coordination Affairs, identified by Mehr News as Sayyari, said the country's armed forces defeated "the US enemy" through the unity of the Iranian people.
The remarks, made in Tehran, credited the solidarity of the Iranian nation for the outcome, according to Mehr News. No further details on the specific events referenced were provided in the report.
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- Enemy defeated through unity of Iranian people: Sayyari — Mehr News (Iran)
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