Iran has had two different military forces after 1978 revolution. 1) regular armed forces, 2) so called revolutionary guard. The regular armed forces (composed of army, air force, navy, etc.) does the usual tasks of military forces all over the world. But for the revolutionary force the main task is protecting the regime against all kinds of threats, so practically they can interfere with everything; from suppressing anti-government movements to doing secret military projects, even assassinating opposition leaders inside and outside the country. Thanks to direct connection to the supreme leader, the power of the revolutionary forces is out of questions and even much more than the government. They also control the oil and the economy of the country and almost all major industrial projects go to their associate companies.
There is also a volunteer semi-military organization, named Basij - now considered a part of revolutionary guard. During the war, Basij was formed by volunteer soldiers who meant to sacrifice themselves for the homeland. But after the war, its nature has been totally changed an turned into a political tool. Basijis (members of Basij) are mostly from religious or uneducated people who support the government because of their Islamic beliefs and/or the advantages of being a Basiji. In other words, Basij is a place to organize pro-government minority against the majority of Iranians. Basij also has non-military branches.
Iran and Uganda have good relations, but have no military or political alliance.
Iran is believed to support Hezbollah financially and provide military aid for the group.
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Mohammed Ali Jafari is the true leader of Iran. He is the head of the Pasdaran (Revolutionary Guards) who are the military junta who control today's Iran.
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Yes, Iran has a couple of Mi-24 helicopters. the precise amount is unknown because Iran is very secretive about it's military inventory.
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I have no intention of dropping nuclear bombs on Iran. As far as national governments go, it seems that if there will be any military strike on Iran, it will be with conventional weapons.
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Iran has a president and vice president just like America.
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The nation that provides the majority of the anti-Israeli military power is not Arab; it is Iran. If the nation has to be Arab, then it would be Syria, which receives most of its funding from Iran.