10.11.2026 15:53
Iran's Revolutionary Guards unveiled for the first time a new ballistic missile base said to have been built hundreds of meters underground. It was claimed that the facility, alleged to consist of tens of kilometers of tunnels, contains thousands of ballistic missiles and hundreds of launch systems. It was also asserted that the base was designed to withstand nuclear attacks.
Iran carried out a striking showcase of its military capacity. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards publicly displayed for the first time a new ballistic missile base built beneath the mountains. The facility, stated to consist of tunnels tens of kilometers long, was claimed to extend to a depth of hundreds of meters. It was alleged that thousands of ballistic missiles are stored at the base and that hundreds of launch systems are kept ready to go into action at any moment.
HUGE MISSILE BASE BENEATH THE MOUNTAINS
It was stated that the unveiled base was built beneath a layer of granite at least 100 meters thick. It was claimed that the facility was designed to provide high protection against possible attacks and is capable of withstanding even nuclear attacks.
Claims also included that there are dozens of different underground missile bases with similar features in Iran.
THOUSANDS OF MISSILES, HUNDREDS OF LAUNCH SYSTEMS
It was claimed that, in addition to thousands of ballistic missiles, hundreds of launch systems capable of firing these missiles have been deployed at the base. It was stated that the systems are kept ready for a possible military operation.
ABLE TO OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY OF THE OUTSIDE WORLD FOR MONTHS
It was alleged that the underground facilities were designed not only for storing and launching missiles but also for sustaining long-term military operations. It was claimed that the bases possess the infrastructure and stockpiles to continue ballistic missile production and launch activities for months even if cut off from the outside world.