Any action leading to societal polarization acts in line with cognitive warfare objectives

The newspaper Javan wrote in an article titled “National Unity, the First Line of Defense for Islamic Iran”: In circumstances where the Islamic Republic of Iran continues to face the consequences of the recent war, the ongoing threats of the Zionist regime, U.S. pressure, cognitive warfare, and a complex negotiating environment, popular gatherings and marches are no longer merely symbolic or ritual acts; rather, they are regarded as part of the country’s strategic capital for preserving national security, strengthening deterrence, and enhancing social resilience. In such a context, the main arena of competition is not limited to the military sphere, but is the arena of perception, will, and national cohesion. The stronger the bond between the people and the country, the greater the cost of exerting pressure on that country.