Before its war with Israel and U.S., Iran revealed what it describes as its most strategically important underground missile city, buried deep within its rugged mountainous terrain. The sprawling subterranean complex was shown in state media footage as housing thousands of advanced ballistic missiles, including long-range Kheibar Shekan, Sejil, Emad and Qadr systems, among others, all designed to bolster Tehran’s strike capability and deterrence posture. Iranian military officials then hailed the facility as a core pillar of the nation’s defence network, showcasing hardened infrastructure and diverse missile assets at a time of escalating regional tensions. Watch.