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Iran Army Begins Training Civilian Volunteers Under Janfada Campaign

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Iran’s army is preparing to provide basic military training to civilian volunteers under the state-backed Janfada campaign, as Tehran expands efforts to organize and train volunteers amid heightened regional tensions. Iran’s West Asia News Agency reported that the training program began Sunday, October 4, at three military training centers in Tehran. Brig. Gen. Mohammad Reza Arian-Nejad, the army’s deputy for training and education, said personn…

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Iran is expanding military training for volunteers with a new training center in Tehran. The Basij, an Iranian military volunteer organization, says this is to prepare people for a possible new foreign attack. Footage shows participants practicing with anti-aircraft guns, completing an obstacle course, and receiving weapons training using VR headsets, among other activities.

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Haber 7 - In Tehran, the capital of Iran, civilians registered under the "Sacrifice of Life" program, launched following US and Israeli attacks, are being trained in weapons, multiple rocket launchers, and air defense systems.

Iran has converted some places in Tehran into military training camps for thousands of volunteers who have signed up to familiarize themselves with a war scenario that includes the use of machine guns, drones and anti-aircraft guns, among other activities. In two of the main squares of the Iranian capital, Hafte Tir and [...] The Iran entrance uses several squares in Tehran as military training centers for volunteers was first published in Infor…

In military exercises held in Tehran, the capital of Iran, civilians are being trained in the use of long-barreled weapons, as well as air defense and multiple rocket launcher systems.

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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