Iran Shows Underground ‘Missile City’ as Official Claims War Has Wrecked US
The IRGC said the underground site can sustain missile production and storage under heavy bombardment, and warned new attacks could bring wider retaliation.
- On Tuesday, Iran's Revolutionary Guards released footage of an underground "missile city," with chief of staff Ali Abdollahi and commander Majid Mousavi of the Revolutionary Guards' Aerospace Force touring the facility.
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has constructed underground complexes since the war erupted in February 2026, enabling Iran to sustain weapons production and storage even under heavy bombardment.
- President Donald Trump stated Monday the conflict is "effectively over," while Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that the United States' economic campaign has made further major combat operations unnecessary.
- G7 foreign ministers convened in Paris on Tuesday to discuss Middle East security, with Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani meeting Trump to discuss ending the war.
- Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei recently warned there would be "no geographical limits" to Iran's response if attacked again, as Tehran continues demanding Washington reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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Iran has unveiled a new underground secret missile base of the Guardians of the Revolution: as seen in the images broadcast by the State television IRIB, the facility would host solid and liquid rocket ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and launch systems. The presentation was attended by the Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Ali Abdollahi, and the commander of the Pasdaran aerospace force, Majid Mousavi, who addressed a warning to th…
Iran Unveils Massive Underground Missile City, Threatens Retaliation Beyond Middle East
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) unveiled a massive underground missile complex Tuesday, displaying an array of ballistic and cruise missiles while warning that any renewed American or Israeli military strikes could trigger retaliation extending far beyond the Middle East.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled images of a new underground missile base, with high-ranking commanders inspecting it, and warned the US and Israel that further attacks on Iran will not be limited to the Middle East.
Iran unveils underground 'missile city' as expert notes radar-evasion efforts
Footage shows ballistic missiles, mobile launchers and drone storage facilities. The disclosure comes as the U.S. relocates aircraft from British bases amid concerns over possible Iranian attacks
Iran presented on Tuesday, November 10, a new subterranean military base, called "the city of missiles", where ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and launch systems are stored. The unveiling of the military facility takes place at the bottom of the tension...
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