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‘Red ascension ignites eternal flame’: Iran president says martyrdom of Leader inspires dawn of greater unity

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Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei
The Islamic Republic of Iran is united in grief and determination following the martyrdom of its venerable Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, as President Masoud Pezeshkian described the profound sorrow felt across the nation, the Islamic Ummah, and freedom-loving people worldwide.

In a message on X on Thursday, President Pezeshkian paid tribute to the Leader’s enduring legacy of resistance, justice, and guidance for the oppressed.

“This red ascension is not the end of the path, but the dawn of a new chapter of solidarity, steadfastness, and flourishing for a nation that has always emerged from the heart of the harshest trials more united, more resolute, and more hopeful as it strides toward tomorrow,” he stated.

The president’s words resonate deeply with the Iranian people, who have long drawn strength from the Leader’s unwavering commitment to the principles of the Islamic Revolution.

Under his guidance, Iran has stood firm against decades of imperialist pressures, sanctions, and aggression, transforming challenges into opportunities for self-reliance, scientific advancement, and regional solidarity.

The martyrdom of the Leader comes at a critical juncture, yet it serves as a powerful reminder of the eternal truth that the blood of martyrs fuels the revolution’s momentum.

The Islamic Republic has repeatedly proven its resilience, from the imposed war in the 1980s to recent US-Israeli aggressions, emerging stronger and more self-sufficient each time.

President Pezeshkian emphasized that this solemn moment will further consolidate national unity. The Iranian nation, guided by the revolutionary ideals and the wise leadership of the Islamic system, will continue its journey toward progress, justice, and the full realization of the goals of the Islamic Revolution.

President Pezeshkian’s statement extends beyond Iran’s borders, highlighting the Leader’s role as a beacon for the Islamic Ummah and all those resisting hegemony and oppression.

In the face of ongoing plots by arrogant powers, the Leader’s martyrdom is inspiring greater solidarity among Muslim nations and independence-seeking peoples.

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