Iran's Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) Hosts Terrorist Training Camp

The Iranian Regime and its core terror squad, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), have at least 14 terrorist training camps across Iran, with eight in the capital, Tehran.

This shocking news was revealed exclusively in a report by the National Council of Resistance of Iran, an umbrella group for all democratic forces that want regime change in Iran.

Every month, hundreds from Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan and Lebanon (countries where Iran is involved in frontline combat) are trained up in Iran before being dispatched to spread terror, according to information gathered by People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), a group dedicated to the democratic overthrow of the Iranian Regime.

Counties where Iran is not directly involved in warfare, are not safe from these terror training camps either; in Gulf nations like Bahrain and Kuwait, terror cells are trained instead.

Training

Within the Regime’s terror training programme, there are two types of training; primary and full.

The primary training lasts about 45 days and trains terrorists in the military actions of the Basij force, a more brutal arm of the IRGC.

The full training, which takes between 9 and 12 months, is specialised for those who are hired by the Iranian Quds Force, a thug militia under the control of the IRGC.

Depending on their ultimate terror goals, the students may learn how to operate heavy weaponry, how to launch missiles or receive marine, commando, paratrooper or security training.

While many graduates of the terror programme end up in the Gulf Region, a fair number are shipped to Asia, Africa and South America, as secretive terror cells.

The IRGC

The Iranian Regime and its core terror squad, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), have at least 14 terrorist training camps across Iran, with eight in the capital, Tehran.

This shocking news was revealed exclusively in a report by the National Council of Resistance of Iran, an umbrella group for all democratic forces that want regime change in Iran.

Every month, hundreds from Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan and Lebanon (countries where Iran is involved in frontline combat) are trained up in Iran before being dispatched to spread terror, according to information gathered by People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), a group dedicated to the democratic overthrow of the Iranian Regime.

Counties where Iran is not directly involved in warfare, are not safe from these terror training camps either; in Gulf nations like Bahrain and Kuwait, terror cells are trained instead.

Training

Within the Regime’s terror training programme, there are two types of training; primary and full.

The primary training lasts about 45 days and trains terrorists in the military actions of the Basij force, a more brutal arm of the IRGC.

The full training, which takes between 9 and 12 months, is specialised for those who are hired by the Iranian Quds Force, a thug militia under the control of the IRGC.

Depending on their ultimate terror goals, the students may learn how to operate heavy weaponry, how to launch missiles or receive marine, commando, paratrooper or security training.

While many graduates of the terror programme end up in the Gulf Region, a fair number are shipped to Asia, Africa and South America, as secretive terror cells.