Leaders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sought to reassure the public after Israeli strikes targeting Basij checkpoints and security facilities across Iran, raising concerns about the regime’s ability to maintain internal control during the widening conflict.

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Drone strikes have hit the paramilitary’s heavily armed checkpoints this week, Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said.

The Israeli Air Force targeted Iran’s internal security forces, known as the Basij, after they had set up traffic checkpoints in multiple areas across Tehran. Israel’s military announced on Thursday that it had been targeting the Basij soldiers manning those checkpoints “during the past day,

The Israeli ⁠military ⁠struck checkpoints in Tehran ⁠operated by the Basij, it said on ​Thursday, as part of an effort to weaken the rule ‌of Iran's clerical leaders. The ‌Basij militia is a part-time paramilitary force under ⁠the ⁠control of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that is ​often used to quell protests inside Iran.

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