Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is expanding its 'Janfada' (self-sacrifice) mobilisation campaign across the country
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is expanding its 'Janfada' (self-sacrifice) mobilisation campaign across the country, aiming to arm and train civilians against domestic and foreign threats. The IRGC plans to establish training and equipment stations in the main squares of every capital in Iran's 31 provinces, with at least 14 planned for Tehran. The campaign, launched in late March, has spread to large parts of the country, focusing on youth but open to all ages, and includes training on weapon use. While the government claims 33 million registrations, foreign-based activists suggest a much lower number. Children have also become a major focus for the campaign.
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