The Iranian Revolutionary Guard militia issues new cards to its members in Deir Ezzor

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard militia demanded identity papers from its members in Deir Ezzor, to be handed over to the Guards, or the so-called manpower, at Nasr headquarters, according to the correspondent of DeirEzzor24 Network.

He said that the militia requested these papers to issue laser military cards for the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, with a validity period of one year.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard militia handed its members military cards in the past, but the new thing is that the new cards are laser.

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