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Iran Unveils New Underground Missile City Amid Escalating Tensions

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have unveiled a new underground missile facility, showcasing ballistic missiles and launchers. This move is part of a strategy to transfer missile production to protected subterranean "cities" to ensure continued manufacturing even under attack.

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Iran Unveils New Underground Missile City Amid Escalating Tensions
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What happened

  1. 01Iran's Revolutionary Guards revealed a new underground missile facility with ballistic missiles and launchers.
  2. 02The facility is part of Iran's strategy to move missile production to protected subterranean "cities".
  3. 03Iran possesses over 1,700 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Israel, according to Israeli assessments.
  4. 04The missile arsenal has decreased due to recent operations and strikes by Israel and the US.
  5. 05Iran is rebuilding its missile industry and transferring infrastructure to underground sites.

Israeli assessments indicate Iran has over 1,700 ballistic missiles capable of reaching Israel, though its arsenal has decreased due to recent operations and strikes. Iran is actively rebuilding its missile industry and moving infrastructure to underground sites.

Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat, the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original

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