The Resistance Axis remains standing despite the enemys cognitive war

Mamosta Molla Arman Bakhtiari, in an interview with the Taghrib News Agency (TNA), stated: "One of the most important characteristics of the Resistance Axis is its dynamism and popularity at the regional level."

The Friday Prayer Leader of the Muhammad al-Mustafa (PBUH) Mosque in Dowlatabad emphasized: "Today, we clearly see that the Resistance Axis, despite all the enemies' efforts to destroy it, continues to stand against arrogance – a clear example of which can be seen in the advances of the Resistance Axis in Yemen in recent days."

This Sunni scholar continued: "Nevertheless, the enemy, seeing itself desperate against the Resistance Axis, has turned to a widespread cognitive war."

Mamosta Bakhtiari emphasized: "The enemy tries to turn its defeats into victories in cyberspace and in a world far from the truth."

He stated: "The Zionists, using the media at their disposal, try to present themselves as the victors of the field and, with this tactic, seek to weaken the resistance front. But undoubtedly, public opinion is more insightful than to be deceived by this cognitive war and the war of narratives."

The Friday Prayer Leader of the Muhammad al-Mustafa (PBUH) Mosque in Dowlatabad further, referring to the fact that today, in order to be safe from cognitive war, we must be professionally familiar with cyberspace, noted: "Undoubtedly, if our familiarity with the media and cyberspace is low, the enemy can better instill whatever it wants into the minds of the audience, especially the younger generation."

In conclusion, he reminded: "Today, arrogance, led by the Americans and Zionists, has been weakened in confronting the Resistance Axis, especially Islamic Iran. Therefore, they consider cyberspace and their own media as the best tool to cover up these successive defeats."

The Resistance Axis remains standing despite the enemy's cognitive war