Women continue to receive military training in Iran, where tensions with the USA continue

Women registered to the "Can Sacrifice" application, which was launched after the attacks of the USA and Israel to ensure the voluntary participation of the people in the war, are given training on the use of weapons, multi-barreled rocket launchers, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and air defense systems in the training area established in Azadi Square.

At the training area in Azadi Square, women participate in the military training program at least two days a week.

In addition to training in the use of various weapons and defense systems, participants are also given training to increase their physical endurance.

In the trainings that some women attend with their children, the participants try to complete the challenging courses created.

In his speech at the opening of the training area, Ali Riza Salarkiya, Deputy Commander of the Muhammad Rasulullah Corps of the Revolutionary Guards Army, stated that half of those who registered for the "Can Feda" application are women.

Salarkiya said, "Our nuclear bomb is the presence of valuable and devoted people on the field to defend the country." he said.

Sepideh Keremi, who participated in the military training, told AA correspondent that they received training to be prepared for a possible invasion.

Stating that they are determined to defend their country to the end, Keremi stated that they will continue their training until instructions come from the Iranian leader.

Keremi stated that he thought that the USA and Israel would not dare to launch a land attack on Iran, and stated that they aimed to strengthen the country's defense capacity, regardless of men and women.

It is claimed that more than 30 million people have registered for the "Can Feda" system, which was launched in Iran to ensure the voluntary participation of the people in the war.