Claim made in Persian New Year statement
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has claimed that the “enemy has been defeated,” naming the United States and Israel in a written message released on Friday to mark Nowruz, the Persian New Year.
The message, issued for one of the most significant occasions in the Iranian calendar, presented the declaration as a national achievement. The statement was circulated as part of Nowruz communications, which are traditionally used by Iranian leadership to address the public and reflect on major developments.
US and Israel mentioned directly
According to the content of the written message, Khamenei referred to the United States and Israel while framing the outcome as a victory for Iran. The wording described Iran’s adversaries as having been overcome.
The statement did not provide specific details in the source material on what events or actions were being cited to support the claim. No additional context, timelines, or particular incidents were included in the information provided.
Nowruz remarks carry political weight
Nowruz messages from Iran’s top leadership are closely watched in the region as they often outline priorities and serve as a public signal of Iran’s stance toward international rivals. This year’s message used the occasion to emphasise resilience and success against external opponents, with the United States and Israel highlighted by name.
The Times of India report describes the message as a victory claim aimed at the two countries. It was issued in writing and released on Friday, coinciding with Nowruz celebrations.
What is known so far
The available information indicates that the message was delivered as a written statement for Nowruz, included the phrase that the enemy had been defeated, and named the US and Israel in connection with the claim.
No further official clarifications, supporting evidence, or reaction from the United States or Israel is included in the source details provided.