Iran mobilizes 313,000 in Tehran to counter threats, showcasing public power.
Tehran: (RightNow) Iran has mobilized 313,000 volunteers to counter threats from hostile elements. This initiative was marked by a large rally from Imam Hussein Square to Revolution Square in Tehran.
Participants from various sectors joined the rally, including battalions from the ‘Jan Fida’ campaign. Organizers stated the campaign aims to strengthen Iran’s sustainable security and demonstrate public power.
Basij Organization leader Hossein Taeb addressed the rally, calling the ‘Jan Fida’ campaign the largest public campaign in military history. He described it as a symbol of Iran’s democratic identity and the people’s resilience.
Hossein Taeb further stated that the world will soon witness Americans leaving the region in defeat. He emphasized that the campaign will help strengthen resistance against the nation’s enemies.
It is noteworthy that Iran has recently taken various measures to bolster security in response to threats from hostile elements.













