Monitoring the Satellite Warfare Strategies of the Dominating Systems against the Islamic Republic of Iran (Emphasizing on the Amount of Its Effects on Young Generation in the Future).

This research is aimed at identifying the theories underlying satellite soft warfare, investigating various dimensions of the extent of the effects on the ideas of young people in relation to soft overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It is also intended to identify various solutions to fight against the resulting threats. This research follows a qualitative research method and thematic analysis, some parts which are the results of the professional inference of the authors from the various texts. The data is collected by library study. The results indicated that the most significant role of satellite soft warfare develops in the media, and especially electronic media, which, given the capabilities and functions they can play in maintaining mental health and as one of the facilitators of identification for young people, or as a preparation for identity crisis and alienation of people from their culture, values ​​and beliefs in the near future. Given that an important part of youth identity is formed within the society, if  family units, educational centers and social entities perform their duties in relation to the people under their care with regard to their proper personality and identity, this can pave the way for the growth and flourishing of social self-reliance, self-recognition, free thinking, self-confidence, authority, independence, self-esteem, growth and development, and reaching at the peaks of individual and social perfection comprise the youth’s future.