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A military commander's warning accompanies tunnel footage, but the report distinguishes the show of force from what the images establish.
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مدينة صواريخ إيرانية ضخمة تحت الأرض.. ما التفاصيل؟ | تواصل
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- 0:00Jouha frames the US-Iran standoff as mutual deterrence through displays of military power.
- 1:11Citing Tasnim, the report identifies a fortified underground installation belonging to the Revolutionary Guards' Aerospace Force.
- 1:44Footage shows Abdollahi touring tunnels containing military vehicles and missiles.
- 2:25The report attributes to Abdollahi a warning that Iran's response to an attack could extend beyond the region.
- 2:51Citing AP, Jouha says the images reveal neither missile models nor ranges; she then reports a range-restriction change.
- 3:20Social-media reactions precede closing footage of missiles and launch platforms inside the tunnels.
Rows of missiles and military vehicles fill fortified tunnels in footage presented as Iran's newly unveiled underground "missile city." The accompanying warning is explicit: an Iranian response to an attack could extend beyond the region.
Qatar's Al Araby Television News examines the announcement in a Tawasul report presented by Amani Jouha. She places it within a standoff between Washington and Tehran, describing both sides as using displays of military strength to deter the other.
Citing Iran's Tasnim news agency, the report identifies the installation as a hardened underground facility belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Aerospace Force. That branch handles the Guards' strategic missile, air and space operations.
The footage follows Ali Abdollahi, chief of the general staff of Iran's armed forces, through the installation. It shows military vehicles and weapons described in the report as ballistic and cruise missiles, followed by Abdollahi addressing assembled personnel. The report attributes to him a warning that any attack would bring a response extending beyond the region's boundaries.
Jouha also refers to a meeting between Ali Khamenei and military commanders, linking it to instructions to update potential targets and respond to threats without geographical restrictions.
A qualification comes later. Citing the Associated Press, the report says the released images do not disclose the missiles' models or ranges. It separately reports a Revolutionary Guard spokesman's announcement that restrictions previously limiting missile range to 2,000 kilometers had been lifted. An announced change to that limit does not, by itself, establish the capabilities of the weapons shown.
The segment then surveys social-media responses before closing with further views of missiles and launch platforms inside the tunnels. Its title, "مدينة صواريخ إيرانية ضخمة تحت الأرض.. ما التفاصيل؟ | تواصل," means "A huge Iranian missile city underground: What are the details?"
One of Iran’s two military forces, with five branches including the Aerospace Force. Its commander is appointed by and reports to Iran’s supreme leader.
More on Wikipedia ›The branch of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps responsible for strategic missile, air and space operations.
More on Wikipedia ›An Iranian senior military officer who heads the armed forces’ General Staff and commands the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters.
More on Wikipedia ›Iran’s supreme leader from 1989 until he was killed in Israeli airstrikes in 2026. He previously served as Iran’s president.
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