Essa News – Jan 10, 2025
The Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran showcased what state television described as an “underground missile city” on Friday.
The base was unveiled by the IRGC’s chief commander, Hossein Salami, and the head of the Aerospace division, Amir Ali Hajizadeh, according to the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency.
Tasnim reported that this base was used during Iran’s missile attacks on Israel as part of operations codenamed “Operation Fulfilled Promise” and “Operation Fulfilled Promise 2” in April and October 2024.
However, these attacks did not cause significant losses to Israel or its armed forces.
For the first time ever, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled one of its Large-Underground Missile Complexes, during a Video Tour recently with IRGC Commander-in-Chief, Hossein Salami. The Missile Base shown is claimed to have been used during Iran’s… pic.twitter.com/bcExyKhU4V
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The volcano hidden beneath these mountains could erupt in the shortest possible time, stated the state broadcaster.
Fears of war rise in Iran
On Tuesday, Iranian armed forces commenced air defense drills around the Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan province, central Iran. The army and subunits of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are participating, according to the Tasnim News Agency.
Fears of war are growing in Iran, commented the DPA agency, noting that conservative politicians in Tehran are calling for nuclear weapon tests as a deterrent against potential attackers.
DPA reminded that the Israeli government has repeatedly threatened to bomb Iranian nuclear facilities, believing that Tehran, which according to the International Atomic Energy Agency has accelerated uranium enrichment to 60 percent, aims to acquire nuclear weapons. According to Western experts, there is no civilian justification for Iran’s actions—so far, only countries producing nuclear weapons have enriched uranium to this level. However, Tehran insists that its nuclear program is purely peaceful.
The Iranian authorities fear that with Donald Trump’s return to the White House, which will occur on January 20, Israel might conduct a major raid on Iranian nuclear facilities. However, whether bombing these sites would actually prevent the building of a nuclear bomb is a topic of discussion among experts, emphasized the German agency.
Israeli forces have also been put on alert, fearing that tensions may lead to an attack from Iran, reported the “Jerusalem Post” portal. If it occurs, it would be the third attack by Iran on Israel this year, with previous airstrikes taking place in April and October 2024
Breaking: Raw footage of the scale of Iran’s missile cities
Deep Dive Defence – Jan 10, 2025
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There’s no point waving your gun in the air. Use the damn thing.
Too bad its all a hoax, just like Saddams WMDs. When the Overlords stage the invasion of Iran it will quickly fall just like Iraq & Syria.
It must be BS or we would not have such photos.
How many of your people have to die by the hand of genocidal Israel before you decide to use your alleged Missile City?