President: Iranian Nation, Indebted to Martyrs' Families For Ever

TEHRAN, (SCIB) – "Talking about the role of martyrs and their families with you is merely reviewing your findings, for you are at the main core of martyrdom culture," Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iranian president said addressing the martyrs' families in Yazd.

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پنجشنبه - ۱۵ خرداد ۲۰۰۷ / 2007 15 March

TEHRAN, (SCIB) – "Talking about the role of martyrs and their families with you is merely reviewing your findings, for you are at the main core of martyrdom culture," Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iranian president said addressing the martyrs' families in Yazd. According to the Shahed Cultural Information Base (SCIB), Ahmadinejad added that some people suppose that the role of these sacrifices has guaranteed the country's independence, Iranian nation's freedom and honor as well as preserving Iran's holy land against the strangers' aggression, that is right, but the outcomes and consequences of the mentioned actions are actually more than these words. Referring to the fact that the special kind of work which martyrs carried out was that they broke down the rough curtain of narrow mindedness in the global level and opened the glorious way of Islam in front of the human, he stressed, "Thanks God and His compassion, the triumphs will be continued for the time being there is this awareness, love and passion among our nation." The Head of National Security Supreme Council underlined, "The world's tyrants think they can gather around each other and take a decision to prevent of Iranian nation's victory and intention, they think they can stop this nation in the political and scientific fields, but they have nothing to say any more." Iranian president regarded the world's tyrants' military and promotional power as their pressure instrument in the world and said, "Whenever they have nothing to say, they misuse it in favor of themselves, but thanks to God the oppression works no more and they have placed themselves in dead-end all over the world, including Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Africa in terms of culture, economy and policy." Iranian nations is indebted to the martyrs and war veterans' families for ever, he said, adding that the future generation is also indebted to this martyrdom and any honor, bravery and beauty which may happens in future, all are indebted to this culture. He concluded, "If today the country's officials have got chance to make decision; it is out of their sacrifices and efforts."