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Iran displays underground missile rows at military unveiling

The ceremony footage pairs a tour of tunnels and launchers with an Iranian commander's threat against Israel.

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Rows of missiles, launch platforms and military trucks fill underground tunnels in footage of a facility presented as Iran's new "missile city." Senior commanders inspect the installation from a military vehicle after walking through the tunnels and attending a ceremony with assembled troops.

Turkey's CNN TÜRK reports that the unveiling was held by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Iran's military organization that operates alongside its regular army. The clip shows several missile models in close-up, but does not establish the facility's location, the size of its arsenal or the weapons' operational readiness.

The military display also carries a threat. Major General Ali Abdollahi, identified on screen as chief of Iran's armed forces general staff, addresses the ceremony. According to the Turkish subtitles, he attributes to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a statement framing the conflict as a choice between destroying Iran and being destroyed by it. Abdollahi then says Iran will destroy Israel. The statement attributed to Netanyahu is presented through Abdollahi's speech, not a recording of Netanyahu.

Another commander addresses the troops before the footage returns to close-ups of the missiles. The clip ends with a Persian slogan translated on screen into Turkish as a warning that its targets will be left devastated.

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