Hawzah News Agency- According to experts and analysts worldwide, Iranian missiles have become the most decisive weapon in the ongoing Ramadan War, fundamentally altering the battlefield. But beyond their military impact, these missiles carry a deeper message: the belief, faith, and will of a proud nation that holds no weapon greater than the will of the Almighty.
The legacy of Martyr Tehrani Moghaddam
The late martyr Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam – rightly known as the father of Iran's missile program – was also the first to inscribe Persian and Arabic slogans on Iranian missiles. On one of his early creations, he wrote: "Death to America" and "Death to Israel."
Today, the fruit of his efforts and those of his comrades has become a nightmare for Zionist child-killers and a severe blow to America's prestige. For nearly a month, these missiles have robbed the usurping regime of sleep and severely tarnished the hollow hegemony of the United States – a regime now further disgraced by its leaders' documented connections to the Epstein Island corruption scandal.
The missile as a medium
Scholars of communication often state that "the medium is the message." In this historic confrontation, each Iranian missile fired toward the aggressor is precisely that – a medium carrying the message of a nation that does not bow. The slogans inscribed on these missiles, now seen in media outlets across the globe, have quickly resonated worldwide.
These inscriptions echo the crimes of the Zionist regime from the October 7 Gaza massacres to the present. They amplify a voice that was previously spoken by major media but deliberately ignored. Today, the missiles have taken on a new mission: delivering a message that this battle is not merely Iran's war against the Zionist regime and the United States. It is the war of the oppressed against the standard-bearers of tyranny and disbelief.
Beyond regional conflict
The meaning carried by Iranian missiles and disseminated across the globe is a declaration that this struggle is one of truth against falsehood – transcending any narrow definition of regional hostility.
Missiles are projectiles, yes. But more than that, they are the embodiment of our national will – the will of a people of whom our late Imam and Leader have said: wherever a problem arises for this Revolution and this country, the people will rise to defend it.
From the battlefield to the streets, this mobilization is the fruit of a resolute determination – one that reflects the intellectual, ideological, and spiritual origins of a heroic and exceptional nation.
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