Mostafa Izadi, deputy commander-in-chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said: “Today, we no longer have time and location limitations in cyberspace. The world is thirsty for the teachings, values, and truths of the Islamic Revolution, and the more we move forward in this arena, the greater capacity we will have to make an impact.”

According to Fars News Agency, he added: “We must organize this movement in such a way that our basis for victory is defined within this very space; because the Western world is truly thirsty for truths that the Islamic Revolution can offer to them.”

The IRGC deputy commander-in-chief further said: “One of the axes that should be taken into consideration in the field of soft and cognitive warfare is the explanation of the characteristics of the leadership of the Islamic Revolution in comparison with the leaders of the opposing front.”