In Iran, popular training operations are underway on how to use light weapons to counter any ground invasion.
— AmunRa (@AmunRa1111) May 18, 2026
Women shown learning how to disassemble and reassemble the Kalashnikov.
Hypocrites will call them terrorists but if it happens in their country they ll be patriots https://t.co/uUNnyGcPq8 pic.twitter.com/hjIASx2PJw
#Iran / #USA / #Israel 🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱: Iranian Revolutionary Guards (#IRGC) continue to give instructions on the basics of Kalashnikov rifles on TV.
— War Noir (@war_noir) May 17, 2026
An IRGC member has recently appeared on TV with a rare “Type 68” assault rifle (68식자동보총) originally made in #NorthKorea (#DPRK) 🇰🇵. pic.twitter.com/XJeuhNdQx6
The Hana Human Rights Organization strongly condemns the broadcasting of Kalashnikov assault rifle training on the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting's (IRIB) Ofogh channel. Hana considers this act dangerous, irresponsible, and a blatant violation of child rights, public… pic.twitter.com/Yv7V3KyNcd
— Hana Human Rights (@hana_hr_eng) May 16, 2026
History repeats...
— Masih🇮🇷🇺🇲 (@Masihh) May 16, 2026
In Libya, Hala Misrati appeared on state TV with a pistol, pledging loyalty to Gaddafi.
Soon after, state TV fell.
Tripoli fell.
The regime collapsed.
Now in Iran, Mobina Nasiri appears on state TV holding an AK-47, delivering the same visual message:… pic.twitter.com/oGKLc9zKYY