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Iran Is Creating "Volunteer Battalions" to Defend Itself Against a US Attack

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The command of Iran's nationalist Hasht-e-Salaman movement has announced its readiness to form new armed units. This involves over 1000 volunteer battalions to repel a possible new military attack from the United States.According to the Iranian news...

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The Iranian national Hasht-e-Salaan command has issued a statement of willingness to form new armed units, involving more than 1,000 volunteer battalions to reflect a possible new US military attack.

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Iran is preparing to create about 1,000 volunteer battalions to be used to defend the country in the event of a new escalation with the United States. According to information from Tehran, the volunteer units should increase the country's ability to respond to a ground threat and support the regular armed forces. Data on the scale of the mobilization comes against the backdrop of discussions in Washington about an additional military presence in…

In Iran, the "Janfadai Iran" People's Headquarters announced the start of training and organizing a 1,000-strong national resistance battalion.

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In Iran, a thousand battalions of volunteers will be formed to defend the country in the event of an attack by the United States, a decision that was taken by the organizers of the "Victims" campaign after a large number of those who wished to join the initiative.

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fakti.bg broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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