The 313,000-strong 'Martyrs' drill of Iran began early this morning, Friday, September 27, with the participation of popular groups and under the command of Brigadier General Hassan Hassan-Zadeh, commander of the Mohammad Rasulullah Corps, with the slogan 'Labbaik Ya Khamenei' (Here I am, O Khamenei) in Tehran.
Video: The 'Martyrs' Drill of the Iranian Vanguard in Tehran
A large-scale military drill involving 313,000 participants commenced in Tehran, led by Brigadier General Hassan Hassan-Zadeh. The event is significant as it showcases the mobilization of popular forces in support of the Iranian leadership.
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📰 What Happened
A large-scale military drill named 'Martyrs' involving 313,000 participants commenced in Tehran, demonstrating the mobilization of popular forces under military command. The drill was marked by the slogan 'Labbaik Ya Khamenei,' expressing loyalty to the Supreme Leader.
- The drill involves a massive number of participants, indicating significant military readiness.
- The event is organized by the Mohammad Rasulullah Corps, a key military unit in Iran.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran frequently conducts military drills to demonstrate its capabilities and bolster national pride, especially in response to external pressures.
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