The Algerian army commander warns an unnamed party against bullying the enemy What did he say?

The Chief of Staff of the Algerian Army, Lieutenant-General Said Chanegriha, said that the enemy uses unconventional weapons in which it is invisible.

The Chief of Staff of the Algerian Army, Lieutenant-General Said Chanegriha, warned an unnamed party against bullying the enemy against the brother, adding that "betrayal has become a point of view."

Shangriha said, "Today's battle is difficult because we live in a time in which events have accelerated, concepts have been mixed, and values ​​and principles have dissolved."

Lieutenant-General Chanegriha continued, during a working and inspection visit to the first military district in Blida (50 km west of Algiers): “Betrayal has become a point of view, and betrayal of a friend in a time of distress is intelligence, and bullying the enemy against a brother and brother is a wise policy. Rather, it is desirable.”

Shangriha affirmed that each generation has its own battle, saying: “If the battle of your forefathers and fathers is to liberate the land from the clutches of colonialism, and if the battle of your colleagues and brothers is to confront the scourge of barbaric terrorism, then your battle, you, the youth of the army, and through you, the youth of Algeria as a whole, is to continue the path and preserve the The independence and sovereignty of the homeland, which is a battle of awareness par excellence.”

He added: "The battle of awareness is the most dangerous battle ever, because it relates to non-material levels such as ideas and values, and its field is the virtual and cognitive space, where unconventional weapons are used, and because the enemy in it is often invisible and has the means to influence individual and collective consciousness, which makes it difficult Confronting it and confronting it in the light of sweeping globalization.”

Chanegriha had confirmed in his appearance a few days ago that his country is continuing to consolidate its geostrategic independence, noting that today's world is facing deep geopolitical transformations and complex security challenges.