Iranian Women Complete Military-Style Training Under 'Janfada' Program in Tehran
A group of women completed a training program at a center in Tehran's Imam Hossein Square as part of Iran's 'Janfada' campaign.
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A group of women registered in Iran's "Janfada" campaign — whose name translates roughly as "sacrifice for Iran" — has completed a program of military-style training at a center located at Imam Hossein Square in Tehran, according to Mehr News.
The report, presented as a photo feature, did not provide further detail on the specific content of the training, the number of participants involved, or the organization running the program.
Imam Hossein Square is a well-known landmark in Tehran that has previously served as the site of public gatherings and events tied to national and religious commemorations.
Mehr News did not specify the campaign's broader goals or how the training fits into wider civil or defense-related initiatives in the country.
Sources
- Military training for women in Janfada campaign in Tehran — Mehr News (Iran)
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