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IRGC Commander Says Iran Will Not Back Down Against Its Enemies

Brigadier General Mohammad Karami says Iran's Ground Force will not yield, stressing that the country's future belongs to its people.

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IRNA (Iran)

The commander of the Ground Force of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), Brigadier General Mohammad Karami, said Iran will not back down in the face of its enemies, according to Iran's state news agency IRNA.

Karami stressed that the future belongs to the Iranian people, framing his remarks as part of the IRGC's continued messaging of resilience amid ongoing tensions between Tehran and its regional and international adversaries, including the United States and Israel.

The IRGC Ground Force is one of several branches of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, an ideological military force established after the 1979 Islamic Revolution that operates alongside the country's regular armed forces and plays a central role in Iran's domestic security and regional military posture.

Karami's comments come against a backdrop of heightened rhetoric between Iran and the United States, following months of tension that have included direct military confrontation and repeated exchanges of threats between officials on both sides.

Iranian officials have frequently used public statements from senior military commanders to project domestic resolve and signal that international pressure, including sanctions and military threats, will not alter the country's strategic posture.

No additional details on specific threats or operational plans were included in the reported remarks.

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