Iran stages mass weddings for couples ready for "self-sacrifice" in war
Summary
Iran held large public wedding ceremonies in Tehran for couples who joined a government program pledging to defend the country in the ongoing war with the U.S. and Israel. The events were part of a campaign to boost national unity and show readiness for conflict, occurring amid threats of renewed military action from President Trump and a fragile ceasefire.Key Facts
- Hundreds of couples married in Tehran’s public squares, including over 100 at Imam Hossein square.
- The weddings celebrated couples who joined the "self-sacrifice" program, pledging to defend Iran in the war.
- The term "self-sacrificing" (Jan-fada) means being ready to take up arms and risk death for the country.
- Ceremonies included military vehicles and were overseen by clergy, with images of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei present.
- The events were broadcast on Iranian state TV to raise morale during the war.
- The program has attracted millions of supporters, including prominent Iranian officials.
- The wedding ceremonies coincided with military tutorials on firearms for civilians in Tehran.
- This activity is part of Iran’s wider effort to demonstrate popular support during the war triggered by U.S.-Israeli attacks.
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