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Whats the opinion of the iranian members here on deputy commander Sayyaris interview today?
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Whats the opinion of the iranian members here on deputy commander Sayyaris interview today?
Do you think this could be related to likely behind the scenes [and not so behind the scenes] jostling over who gets priority for new weapons and equipment now that the arms embargo is about to expire?I think his frustrations with how Artesh has been portrayed within Iran by various Iranian media outlets is justified and fair.
For a man like him who was a former Marine-Commando, working his way up the ranks of Artesh to his now current prominent position that demands his full attention. It is rather telling, he knows knows that Artesh within Iran has been downplayed and made to look like second-fiddle to the IRGC (which in many respects is fair) but he is only human and will defend the institution he has given his life to serve, literally.
These sorts of tops that Sayyari said on camera were definitely being said behind closed doors but it really is surprising to see this sort of talk going on in-front of cameras. Needless to say I do agree with his sentiment overall.
Do you think this could be related to likely behind the scenes [and not so behind the scenes] jostling over who gets priority for new weapons and equipment now that the arms embargo is about to expire?
LOL,yeah thats where I actually got the question from,I`m just curious what iranians think about all of this.Amir made a post about it on Twitter saying that exact same notion, that this might be a ploy to get better funding and equipment for the Artesh in the future.
So yes, absolutely that just may be the case.
He is a high ranking military personnel, so his views are most respected and appreciated.Whats the opinion of the iranian members here on deputy commander Sayyaris interview today?
thugs always end up infighting. Not civilized enough to be better.
That's what I wanted to say. IRGC has a much better grasp of its public relations compared to the army.he is not mad of IRGC he is criticizing the media that only shows IRGC doing fights. to be honest it's army own fault. they didn't allow cameras in their ranks or covering their fights. in the result army is not in any recorded video. for example in khorramshahr operation naval commandos were a main and leading force but you can not find any recording of them unless it's basij/IRGC footage.
I saw many army personal criticizing army policies. for example the training dogfights.
or you might notice that in many drills they just show an old image of a maverick missile hitting a moving car. part of the blame is on army itself.
lol one of professional photographers which works in military domain once said that he went to an IRIAF airbases and requested to take some photo from planes. they detained him and after several hours gave him a USB memory containing images of US F-14.
he is not mad of IRGC he is criticizing the media that only shows IRGC doing fights. to be honest it's army own fault. they didn't allow cameras in their ranks or covering their fights. in the result army is not in any recorded video. for example in khorramshahr operation naval commandos were a main and leading force but you can not find any recording of them unless it's basij/IRGC footage.
I saw many army personal criticizing army policies. for example the training dogfights.
or you might notice that in many drills they just show an old image of a maverick missile hitting a moving car. part of the blame is on army itself.
lol one of professional photographers which works in military domain once said that he went to an IRIAF airbases and requested to take some photo from planes. they detained him and after several hours gave him a USB memory containing images of US F-14.
30 nohed alongside with 100 fatemiun fighters fought against 1000 FSA/HTS terrorists and hold their position and pushed back invading forces.Yeah well we saw how Army fights. Artesh got sent to Syria. The famous “Nohed” was sent and got their *** wiped at El Eis which Hezbollah and IRGC had to fight To take back. National embarrassment.
Artesh should focus on training their soldiers.
It’s a fact of life that Artesh doesn’t have as much funding opp as IRGC. There should be greater parity or a complete separate process for funding IRGC vs Artesh.
In my opinion, IRGC should send funding approval directly to Rahbar and Security Council while Artesh goes the traditional parliament and president route. Making IRGC and Artesh share a single pot is stupid it’s like asking a lion to share food with a vulture.
Not to mention IRGC at this point is mostly an exo-territorial and deterrence Force so it’s needs are different from a traditional military architecture like Artesh.