Iranian commanders tour underground missile depot in newly released footage
The Revolutionary Guards' display shows missile transports lining long tunnels, but does not establish the site's location or operational capacity.
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Standing in an open military jeep, two Iranian commanders pass rows of missiles and heavy transport vehicles inside a brightly lit underground complex. Overhead footage then sweeps through corridors lined with launch platforms and missile carriers.
Qatar-based Al Araby Television presents the footage, dated November 10, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps unveiling an underground "missile city." Its headline describes a deep tunnel network and hundreds of launchers, although the montage does not establish that total or the facility's depth.
The sequence begins with the commanders walking through a tunnel and inspecting personnel standing at attention. Close-ups show large missiles stored horizontally on supports. Elsewhere, soldiers sit together in a hall beneath portraits and banners, before the jeep tour resumes past trucks, missile canisters and yellow-painted missiles.
There are no spoken statements or interviews, only background music. The display offers a view of the equipment and underground storage arrangements, rather than a demonstration of their performance: no missile launch is shown.
One of Iran’s two military forces, with branches including aerospace, ground and naval forces. Its commander-in-chief is appointed by and reports to Iran’s supreme leader.
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