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A top Iranian military commander, Major-General Ali Abdullahi, warned that any aggression would trigger a 'devastating response' from Iran's armed forces. He emphasized strengthening unity between the military, public, and officials, vowing to impose heavier costs on the US than in past conflicts. Abdullahi also accused the enemy of attempting to create division between the people and leaders.

Iran's vice president for Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy, Hossein Afshin, reported $300 million in damage to research infrastructure and losses of 65 million rials and $25 million in foreign exchange by knowledge-based firms during the 'imposed war'. Afshin stated the enemy targeted Iran's scientific and technological authority, which will be rebuilt with power.

Iran's judiciary has arrested over 3,000 people accused of collaborating with 'the enemy,' with hundreds identified as alleged traitors. The arrests occurred in recent months as part of the nation's legal actions against perceived wartime collaborators.

The article discusses the Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC) controversial anti-hate initiatives, suggesting they engage in tactics that involve working closely with adversaries, as implied by the phrase 'sleeping with the enemy.'

Iran's top joint military command stated that its forces have a 'finger on the trigger' and are prepared to strike at the 'enemy's heart'. The command attributed strengthened military capabilities to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and warned of retaliation for the 'smallest mistake' by the 'enemy'.

The article argues that terrorism is testing Nigeria's unity, with enemies attempting to incite division by targeting teachers and exploiting political tensions. It urges the President to counter these threats and prevent societal fragmentation.