“Abdollah Haji-Sadeghi,” representative of the Supreme Leader in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said Monday 26 Mordad 1405 that the main goal of what he called the “enemy’s cognitive warfare” is to obtain “command and intellectual guidance of society”…

“Abdollah Haji-Sadeghi,” the representative of the Supreme Leader in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said on Monday, 26 Mordad 1405 that the main goal of what he called the “enemy’s cognitive warfare” is to take “command and intellectual guidance of society.”

Haji-Sadeghi, in a ceremony—according to himself—where he spoke to “commemorate Journalists’ Day,” described what he called “cognitive warfare” as one of the most dangerous types of wars and said that many wars and invasions ultimately are carried out to influence this area.