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Women carrying assault rifles scaled down a wall and rode a zip line as Iran opened a military training camp for women volunteers in Tehran’s Azadi Square on Tuesday. Authorities say the camp aims to prepare volunteers to defend against a possible U.S. ground assault. It is part of a nationwide campaign that includes military training, emergency relief and logistical support.

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TEHRAN- The first pre-basic training course for the “Jan-Fada” (Devotees of Iran) battalions has commenced at the Javad al-Aemmeh Training Center of the Iranian Army’s Ground Force, with the aim of organizing and strengthening the capabilities of civilian volunteers prepared to defend the country. The opening ceremony was attended by the Iranian Army’s Deputy Commander for Training and Education, along with a number of senior commanders from the Army’s four branches.

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A three-month military training program for civilian volunteers in Iran’s “Jan-Fada-ye Iran” initiative has begun at an Army training base in Tehran, focusing on defensive skills, emergency response and combat preparedness.

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