As they gather in Tehran at Khajeh Nasir University, these students aren't studying the subtleties of history or science, they're learning about suicide bombings.
The students study videos showing suicide attacks around the Middle East and listen to lectures from a former Revolutionary Guard member who praises the use of suicide bombers.
"Their possible attacks to [nuclear facilities of Iran] will not certainly be a ground attack that would be, a missile attack but they should know that they have interests in some sensitive areas which can be targeted by our suicide attackers," said Muhammad Ali Samadi, one of the movement's leaders, speaking in Farsi.
Samadi claims to have trained 1,000 students already.
At the meeting over the weekend, more than 200 people gathered and 50 signed up.
"For example, if some day it's necessary to attend such operations, I will definitely do that," said university student Ahmed Salehi. "I will attack the one who have attacked us."
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