Berlin: In a message marking the anniversary of the martyrdom of Rais-Ali Delvari, the Iranian ambassador to Germany emphasized that warmongers must learn from history that aggressors come and go, but Iran endures. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, in this message, Majid Nili, the Iranian ambassador, referred to Rais-Ali Delvari's resistance against the British invasion of southern Iran. He stated that in Iran's glorious history, today, the memory of Rais-Ali Delvari is honored-a hero who, more than a century ago, stood firm against the British forces in southern Iran and refused to yield. Linking this historical event to recent US attacks on southern Iran, Nili added that today, the same southern region-from a primary school in Minab to a wedding ceremony in Sirik-is again witnessing the brutality of warmongers who, driven by delusion, dream of forcing Iran to surrender, only to fail once more. Pointing to the costs of war for the US and its allies, Nili expressed regret that warmongers fail to l earn from the past, despite the heavy costs they inflict upon themselves and their allies. Nili concluded by affirming that history has taught aggressors time and again-and Iran is determined to make them understand-that aggressors come and go; Iran remains steadfast. Rais-Ali Delvari was a key figure in the resistance of the people of southern Iran against British forces during World War I. He was martyred in 1915 while fighting the occupying British forces, and the anniversary of his martyrdom has been designated in the official Iranian calendar as the National Day of Struggle Against British Colonialism.