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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Iran Unveils New Underground Missile City Amid Regional Tensions

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Iran Displays Underground Missile City, Warns of Regional Retaliation

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Iran has revealed a new underground "missile city" containing ballistic and cruise missiles, according to the IRGC. The facility, toured by Maj.-Gen. Ali Abdollahi and Brig.-Gen. Seyed Majid Mousavi, showcases advanced missile technology. IRGC officials warned that any renewed attacks on Iran would trigger a response extending beyond the Middle East. This unveiling highlights Iran's efforts to demonstrate its preserved missile capabilities despite international strikes.

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  • Iran unveiled a new underground "missile city" displaying ballistic and cruise missiles.
  • IRGC officials warned that attacks on Iran would result in responses beyond the Middle East.
  • The facility reportedly contains advanced missiles, including Fattah-1 and Khiber Shekan RVs.
  • Iran aims to show its missile capabilities remain intact despite US and Israeli strikes.
  • Missile and drone production has reportedly been moved to underground "missile production cities."
Iran Displays Underground Missile City, Warns of Regional Retaliation
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