Ahmadian, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council: In both Syria and Iraq, we had an official request from the governments of these two countries for their presence

 Anyone who invites us to go there and fight with the people there for his benefit, we will certainly not do that

The end of the ISIS case, the area was handed over to the Syrian army, and our full presence was no longer an issue

The government of Bashar al-Assad was under intense pressure because of the presence of the Iranians, both from the Arabs, from Israel, and from the United States

Almost all of our forces had withdrawn from there, leaving only that part that was needed for the resistance or for the aid that would be given to the Syrian army or the Syrian government

Iran was never going to fight on behalf of the Syrian army, against a movement that does not pose a decisive threat to the Islamic Republic

We do not regret the cost we made; if ISIS had not been exhausted in Syria and Iraq, we would have fought ISIS today at dozens times the cost inside the country

After the end of the ISIS regime, we had evacuated our forces with the desire of the Syrian government and did not have an operational presence in the area.

With the current situation, it is becoming more difficult to support the Resistance, and at many points, our work has become more difficult, and at some points it has become easier, and this is natural