10.11.2026 18:43
A military training area has been opened at Azadi Square in Iran's capital, Tehran, for volunteer women registered in the "Can Feda" program, which was launched after attacks by the US and Israel. Women who attend training at least two days a week are taught to use weapons, multiple rocket launchers, UAVs, and air defense systems. Some women participate in the training with their children. According to the official, half of those who registered for the program are women.
A special area prepared in Azadi Square in Tehran, the capital of Iran, for volunteer women to receive weapons use and military drill training has been opened.
Women registered in the "Can Feda" program, launched to ensure voluntary public participation in the war after attacks by the US and Israel, are being trained in the training area set up in Azadi Square on the use of weapons, multiple rocket launchers, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and air defense systems.
TWO DAYS A WEEK ON A TOUGH OBSTACLE COURSE
In the training area at Azadi Square, women participate in a military training program at least two days a week.
In addition to training on the use of various weapons and defense systems, participants are also given exercises aimed at increasing their physical endurance.
In the trainings, which some women attend with their children, participants try to complete the tough obstacle courses that have been set up.
HALF OF THOSE WHO REGISTERED ARE WOMEN
Ali Reza Salarkiya, Deputy Commander of the Muhammad Rasulullah Corps affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated at the opening of the training area that half of those who registered for the "Can Feda" program were women.
Salarkiya said, "Our nuclear bomb is the presence of the valuable and self-sacrificing people in the field to defend the country."
THEY ARE RECEIVING TRAINING AGAINST A POSSIBLE OCCUPATION
Sepideh Keremi, who participated in the military training, said in a statement to an Anadolu Agency correspondent that they were receiving training to be prepared against a possible occupation.
Keremi, stating that they were determined to defend their country to the end, said they would continue their training until an instruction comes from Iran's leader.
Keremi, noting that she thought the US and Israel would not dare to carry out a ground attack on Iran, said they aimed to strengthen the country's defense capacity without discriminating between men and women.
It is claimed that more than 30 million people have registered for the "Can Feda" system, launched in Iran to ensure voluntary public participation in the war.