Kish Island: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reaffirmed Iran's steadfast support for Syria in its ongoing battle against terrorist groups causing turmoil in the country. Speaking to reporters during the Navy Day ceremony on Kish Island, Araghchi emphasized Iran's commitment to backing the Syrian army and government against threats posed by terrorist factions. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Araghchi announced his impending visit to Damascus to deliver a message of solidarity from the Islamic Republic to the Syrian authorities. He expressed Iran's firm stance against both the Zionist regime and Takfiri terrorists, suggesting that these entities are part of a broader agenda to destabilize the region. Araghchi asserted that, similar to past victories, the Syrian army would once again overcome these adversities. During his address, Araghchi highlighted the critical connection between diplomacy and military strength, arguing that effective diplomacy relies on robust domestic capabilities. He acknowledged that while diplomacy is a strategic approach for achieving national goals, it requires a solid foundation of national power. He cautioned about the evolving threats in West Asia, particularly the activities of extremist groups allegedly operating under U.S. directives. Araghchi underscored Iran's military readiness, asserting that the nation stands at full military preparedness. He pointed to the resilience of Iran's armed forces in thwarting threats and emphasized Iran's rich historical legacy as a testament to its enduring strength. Araghchi concluded by reminding adversaries of the futility of opposing a nation with such deep-rooted heritage and power.