Quds Day March Shows Iranian Resilience Amid US-Israeli Strikes
This year’s Quds Day march in Iran unfolded amid ongoing US-Israeli air, missile, and drone attacks that began on February 28. Despite these strikes and psychological warfare attempts, citizens across the country remained on the streets, demonstrating social courage and public resilience.
High-ranking officials—including the President, Chief Justice, and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council—participated alongside the people, signaling trust in the populace and unity in the face of external threats.
The marches challenged enemy expectations of chaos and instability, showing that the social arena remains firmly under public control. Analysts view this public presence as a strategic signal, undermining foreign attempts to instill fear and maintaining societal cohesion amid ongoing military pressure.
