Hesamoddin Ashna, advisor to the President on cultural affairs, made controversial statements regarding the sensitive issue of the doctrine of deterrence and enemy infiltration in various fields. He explicitly stated that deterrence is not achieved merely by announcing a doctrine and that existing realities must be taken into account.
Enemy Infiltration and Security Challenges
Ashna expressed concern about enemy infiltration into the military and scientific secrets of the country, raising important questions. He emphasized that when the enemy has infiltrated our facilities, equipment, and scientists, it is no longer a time for trial and error. This issue is particularly significant in a context where security and military crises are on the rise.
He pointed out the serious challenges in this area by stating, "With all this infiltration, can we keep everything hidden and secure until the test day?" Ashna believes that the issue of deterrence must be seriously addressed and that instead of secrecy, efforts should focus on strengthening security and scientific infrastructures.
The Future of National Security
These statements come at a time when public concerns about national security are increasing. Ashna further added that instead of relying on theoretical doctrines, we must pay attention to existing realities and be more careful in choosing the timing and location of tests.
Given recent developments, can Hesamoddin Ashna and other security officials stand against the upcoming challenges? Can the country's security systems effectively counter enemy infiltration? These questions remain unanswered and require serious attention.
