Photos of a New Military Training Center for Women in Iran
Dozens of female volunteers trained with firearms, rappelled and used a zip line as Iran expanded readiness measures amid fears of renewed U.S. attacks.
- On Tuesday, Iran opened a military training camp named Janfada at Azadi Square in Tehran, offering combat instruction for female volunteers willing to defend the nation.
- Authorities stated the camp aims to prepare volunteers to defend against a possible ground assault amid concerns about renewed military attacks on Iran.
- Dozens of female Janfadayan, volunteers willing to sacrifice their lives for Iran, participated in exercises; footage showed them training with sniper rifles and rappelling equipment.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps organized the course in Tehran, where participants practiced zipline traversal, sniper aiming, rappelling, and handling assault rifles.
- This program forms part of a nationwide campaign across Iran integrating military training with emergency relief and logistical support to bolster national readiness.
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Iranian women participate in a military training course organized by the Revolutionary Guards in a volunteer camp in Tehran, handle weapons and practice rappel and slide.
At a new training center opened in Tehran, women are learning to handle weapons and participating in self-defense and rappelling exercises, in preparation for a possible American invasion.
Tehran, Nov. 10 (EFE).- Zahra, a 34-year-old teacher, takes a Kalashnikov's butt to her shoulder and looks for the target while an instructor corrects the position of her arms, in a new military training camp for civilian volunteers, the fourth installed in Tehran's squares in [...] The entrance Between rifles and machine guns, Iranians receive military instruction in the midst of the war was first published in HolaNews.
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