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Iran has launched a military recruitment campaign for boys aged 12 to 15 as part of its 'self-sacrifice' initiative. The training, overseen by the Basij security force, will cover various military skills, including drone operation and weapon handling. Concerns have been raised regarding the legality of recruiting minors, as international law prohibits such practices.
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Iran has launched a military recruitment campaign for boys aged 12 to 15 as part of its 'self-sacrifice' initiative. The training, overseen by the Basij security force, will cover various military skills, including drone operation and weapon handling. Concerns have been raised regarding the legality of recruiting minors, as international law prohibits such practices.
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Iran recruiting boys as young as 12 to train for ‘self sacrifice’ brigades
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