Iran has built a "missile city" underground on the Gulf

Iran has built a "missile city" underground on the Gulf

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Iran has heard the bad news of depriving the enemy of sleep at night. The country claims it has already built multiple underground missile cities. Even this missile-rich city extends a little deeper than the shores of the Persian Gulf. The cities also have multiple bunkers and floating platforms, according to Real Admiral Ali Reza Tansiri, naval chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), in an interview with Tehran-based weekly magazine Subah Sadiq. The interview was published on Sunday by the Russian-based television network RT. In an interview, Tansiri said that Iran has built an underground missile city that extends far deeper than the shores of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. He warned that this would be a nightmare for Iran's enemies. "The IRGC is now roaming the two bays," he said. The 23,000-strong Iranian navy and 426 ships are closely monitoring the area, including the southern border, Tansiri said. The Iranian navy chief warned that "soon more missiles will be added to the city beyond the enemy's imagination." These will be very modern and capable of hitting the enemy very deeply. '

According to the RT report, Iran has so far developed multiple underground missile systems and these are located in very secret places. The country is building these missiles and weapons in multiple highly secure factories. However, the country's elite forces have not yet released any pictures of these installations.

In addition to accelerating its nuclear enrichment, Iran has now launched a strategic war in the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula. Last year, Iran seized several foreign oil tankers from the region. They shot down a U.S. military drone over the Strait of Hormuz. There have been a number of recent accidental shipwrecks in the vicinity of this voyage, one of the major carriers of oil and other cargo ships. Although the United States and the United Kingdom have always blamed Iran for the incidents, Iran has denied any involvement.