Iran: Revolutionary Guards Show an Underground Naval Base Full of Anti-Ship Missiles as the US Prepares New Strikes
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The footage also shows Abdullah Haji Sadeghi, Iran's supreme leader's representative in the Revolutionary Guards, inspecting underground facilities.
Iran has released footage of a vast network of underground tunnels equipped with anti-ship cruise missiles, as tensions with the United States rise and concerns mount over the possibility of a new American bombing campaign against Tehran. The video, posted on the official Telegram account of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), shows rows of missiles deployed inside a maze-like underground complex. The footage also shows a missile being…
Iran: Revolutionary Guards show an underground naval base full of anti-ship missiles as the US prepares new strikes
The IRGC has released video of an underground naval base in southern Iran with tunnels full of anti-ship cruise missiles, on the day of the US midterms and amid reports that Washington is preparing a new bombing campaign.
New footage from inside Iran’s underground military facilities adds another explosive dimension to the already tense situation in the Middle East. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has released footage from facilities in the south of the country, showing a network of underground tunnels where, according to the Iranian side, anti-ship missiles and … The article Breathtaking images from Iran’s sanctuaries: The Revolutionary Guards open the gat…
At a time when the US-Iranian standoff in the Middle East remains particularly fragile, Tehran has made a new show of military power, releasing videos of its so-called underground “missile cities.” The footage, released by the Revolutionary Guards, shows extensive underground facilities with large tunnels, rows of missile systems and vehicles […] The post Iran Unveils Underground “Missile Cities” – Show of Force After US Strikes appeared first o…
Revolutionary Guards demonstrate military readiness as Washington weighs next steps in Middle East
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