The resistance front is not weak, rather it has become stronger: Iranian top commander

On Thursday (April 2), Major General Ali Abdollah, commander of Iran's Khatam-al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, asserted that the "Islamic Resistance Front" has grown stronger and continues to exert significant pressure on its adversaries.

He categorically rejected U.S. claims that the resistance alliance was collapsing, stating that the coordinated efforts of Lebanon's Hezbollah, Yemen's Ansarullah, and various Iraqi resistance groups have demonstrated unexpected resilience against U.S. and Israeli forces.

Abdollah praised the "jihadist spirit" and strategic synchronization of these groups, arguing that the Western-led coalition is incapable of dismantling this front and will eventually be forced to surrender to its growing influence in the region.