Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Is Providing Military Training to Women as Part of the "Janfada" Mobilization Campaign
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is providing military training to women as part of the "Janfada" mobilization campaign
Women account for about 32% of the participants.The training includes the use of rifles, piloting FPV drones, the use of anti-tank weapons, urban combat, and first aid techniques.In Tehran, all-female “Basij” rapid-response units have been...
On the eve of the Sacred Defense Week, the first comprehensive training course with military, relief, guerrilla, and survival approaches was held specifically for the national women's "Janfada" team. This course aimed to enhance resilience and operational readiness in critical situations, and was implemented under the command of Professor Mohammad Reza Tarkashvand.
The first military, rescue, survival, and preparedness training course for the national women's "Janfeda" team was held.
The first military, rescue, survival, and preparedness training course for the national women's "Janfeda" team was held.
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