Iran Threatens Israel and US as Military Official Unveils New Underground Facilities
Iran's Deputy Chief of Staff General Kioumars Heidari warned that a vastly expanded target bank against Israel and the U.S. is ready, while unveiling new underground military facilities.
Iran's Deputy Chief of Staff, General Kioumars Heidari, unveiled details regarding the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' new underground missile and drone city, warning that a target bank has been prepared for a potential future conflict. Speaking to the press, Heidari stated that the target bank has been significantly expanded and is no longer geographically restricted, encompassing locations far beyond the traditional combat zone, including sites utilized by the United States and Israel.
Heidari emphasized that any aircraft conducting strikes against Iran will render its originating nation a legitimate target for retaliation. According to reports, the underground complex houses not only missile storage but also active production lines, functioning as an integrated industrial and military facility alongside a dedicated UAV base.
The high-ranking official also claimed that Iranian forces have severely degraded the operational capabilities of U.S. naval vessels, forcing American forces to withdraw 500 kilometers from the Islamic Republic's coastline. Furthermore, he asserted that Iranian forces attacked the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan over three consecutive nights, destroying strategic aircraft on the ground, and reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed under the control of the Revolutionary Guard's naval forces.
Concluding his remarks, Heidari issued direct threats against U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vowing retaliation over previous military escalations and regional incidents. He affirmed that Iran's military production continues to expand with the support of 1,700 domestic technology companies.
