Imam Khamenei: Region at Historical Turn, Not Settled Yet

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Leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei said Wednesday that the Islamic Republic has been able to affect the peoples of the region and revive their Islamic identity.
stressing that the Islamic Awakening is still ongoing despite of the West states imagined they were able to suppress it.

In a meeting with a group of students in Tehran, Imam Khamenei assured the West should not think the Islamic Awakening in the region has come to an end. and underlined the developments in the Middle East and North Africa over the past two years, addressing US and Western reactions to these incidents.

Underlining the developments in the Middle East and North Africa during the past two years, Imam Khamenei iterated "The awakening of the nations and their empty-handed resistance against the demeaning behavior of the West and the US was a major incident which contrary to the opinion of Westerners is not over yet."

"These events have been a historical turn that is being passed in the region; the ultimate fate is not yet reached and the westerners are worried about these events, too. These events owe their existence to the blessing of the Islamic revolution which has been the giver of good tidings of the emergence of a national, profound, faithful, robust, talented, growing and advancing power," Imam said, assuring the role of Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution in crystalizing the Islamic Awakening.

"After more than three decades, Western and American nightmares have become a reality and a major national and regional power has emerged which has not been brought to its knees despite various political, economic, security and propaganda pressures," the Leader said.

Ayatollah Khamenei also highlighted that this major power has influenced regional nations.

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