📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- On Tuesday (November 9) of this week, Iran's Revolutionary Guards released photos of its air force's 'new missile city'. In these pictures,.
- Similar to the Missile City images released in the past, the underground facility also shows multiple ballistic and cruise missiles and thei.
- Despite these attacks, Iran has been able to maintain its missile capability and ensure the continuity and maintenance of its missile capabi.
On Tuesday (November 9) of this week, Iran's Revolutionary Guards released photos of its air force's 'new missile city'. In these pictures, the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces and Commander of the Khatam al-Anbia Force Ali Abdullahi can also be seen visiting this installation along with the Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Air Force, Majeed Mousavi.
Similar to the Missile City images released in the past, the underground facility also shows multiple ballistic and cruise missiles and their launch systems. The images were released at a time when the US and Israel have extensively targeted several parts of Iran's missile infrastructure, including missile bases and missile production facilities, during the 40-day war.
Despite these attacks, Iran has been able to maintain its missile capability and ensure the continuity and maintenance of its missile capability. However, it is not clear to what extent Iran's missile capability has weakened compared to pre-war.
Iran's missile city program is not a new phenomenon, and Iran has unveiled several underground missile cities in recent years. However, recent military developments and damage to some parts of the infrastructure related to missile production, storage and launching have highlighted the importance of these facilities more than ever.
It is the first missile city unveiled by Iran in nearly two years, but there are still many questions about it.
