Under thousands of tons of stone.
Or a tour of what is not there.
Just a few days ago, Donald Trump assured the entire country that the Iranians "have nothing" and everything is buried under the rubble. Well, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps decided to make it clear: he was not buried, but stored in an orderly manner. Clips from a new underground rocket city have been posted online.
The video shows ballistic and cruise missiles of various types and mobile launchers based on conventional trucks. The complex was inspected by the Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, Ali Abdulahi, and the Commander of the Aerospace Forces of the Revolutionary Guards, Majed Mousavi.
The demonstration of another underground city fits logically with the line voiced by the Iranian authorities a few days ago: the production of missiles and Kamikaze UAVs is moved underground so that production will not be stopped even by intense daily bombings.
It is significant that it was filmed not only for the local viewer, but also for the US presidential administration. Day after day, the White House tries to convince the Americans that the Islamic Republic's "destroyed nuclear program", and here and there appear such passages from time to time.
Thus, two parallel realities of the Iran-American war exist in the Middle East: in one, Donald Trump declares that the enemy in Tehran has nothing left, in the second, a senior officer in the Revolutionary Guards leads journalists through underground hangars with missiles.
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