Iran's war-themed amusement park arms kids with AK-47s to shoot US flags

Creepy war-themed amusement park for kids in Iran arms them with AK-47s to shoot US flags and effigies of Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu to prepare them to kill enemies of the Islamic regime .

The government-run park welcomes children between the ages of 8 and 13. They dress as soldiers and are armed with AK-47s that shoot plastic bullets according to the daily mail. As part of the festivities, they crawl through barbed wire and perform military routines.

The preparation of the war The amusement park is located near Iran's second largest city, Mashhad, and is called the Revolutionary Children's Games City. It is free for visitors.

“Kids can dress up in military gear and play with AK-47s while supposedly learning about the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war, known to Iranians as 'The Holy Defence,'” the Daily Mail reported.

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The combat drills in Syria are also taking place with the intention of educating the boys about the commitment of ISIS.

“Instructors have built control towers, checkpoints with sandbags filled with replica assault rifles, grenades and landmines, and radios to relay messages to child soldiers.” The sun reported

Those visiting the park have a permit participate in activities there that include climbing walls and crawling over barbed wire. For a special touch of reality, staff members shout orders and loudspeakers play a recorded machine gun shot.

The amusement park is incredibly popular in Iran according to the Daily Mail. So much so that, allegedly, the government is considering extending its calendar to meet the demand.

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In an interview with Iranian Raja News, the director of the cultural center Hamid Sadeghi talked about the park and the children's activities there.

“The children follow various paths pretending to fight the enemy, and in some places, the children learn simple things [combat] methods such as firing plastic artillery shells at a simulated enemy, as well as aiming and firing a rifle with plastic bullets at [an effigy] of Netanyahu and the flags of the United States and Israel,” he told the outlet.

“[Afterwards,] the children are blindfolded and asked to throw a ball at an Israeli flag in the form of a puzzle and knock it down, and then assemble a puzzle of an Iranian flag,” Sadeghi added. “The children learn this element more important[s] for to gain victory is wisdom and intelligence to fight the enemy.”

World's scariest theme park in Iran where kids shoot AK-47s at US flags, crawl through barbed wire and 'play soldier'

Iran has opened a disturbing war-themed amusement park for children
In the park: Kids dress up as soldiers and shoot plastic bullets at a Netanyahu target
The disturbing… pic.twitter.com/zx3eaWtKlx

— News News News (@NewsNew97351204) January 17, 2024

While Iran engages in a war-themed amusement park to prepare boys for military conscription, one of its terrorist countries, Yemen, is recruiting children into its military ranks to fight in the ongoing civil war of the country.

“The Yemeni civil war began in late 2014, when Houthi forces took control of the capital, Sanaa, which was followed by a quick Houthi takeover of the government,” the Daily Mail noted.

These are the same Houthi terrorists as they are today touching the Red Sea with drone and missile strikes, targeting cargo ships they say are helping Israel. However, they have recently hit a US cargo ship and have repeatedly targeted non-Israeli vessels.

To Khamenei of the Islamic Republic of Iran, mullahs, Iranian leaders in Tehran and IRGC terrorists.

Also, its Islamist axes Hamas in Gaza, Palestine, Hezbollah in Lebanon and Houthi in Yemen:

Let the kids learn and play, not fight for you

The child soldiers of the Houthis https://t.co/OFAVRu19AW pic.twitter.com/BZlX9DUH7T

— Herry Rodin (@HerryRodinNapit) January 15, 2024

“The Iran-backed Houthi group was hit by US missiles on Tuesday, the third assault on the rebels in recent days. The attack came as the Iran-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for 'a missile attack on the Maltese-flagged bulk carrier Zografia in the Red Sea,' wrote the Daily Mail.

“The ship was hit, but no one was injured. The ship had been heading north towards the Suez Canal when it was attacked, the Greek Ministry of Navigation and Island Policy said,” the outlet said.

Sources who have witnessed the war in Yemen claim that children as young as seven have been seen manning checkpoints. The UN reported that between January 2020 and May 2021, approximately 2,000 children were killed in the battle for the Houthis.

Terresa Monroe-Hamilton is a constitutional conservative who researches and writes extensively on politics and current affairs.

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