Iran has disclosed the existence of another underground missile base. The threat from Israel prompted Tehran to hide its most valuable weapons hundreds of feet underground. The new Iranian missile base was revealed by the Revolutionary Guards Corps—an alternative branch to the army of the Iranian Armed Forces.

TEHRAN – Iran has unveiled a new ballistic missile, named Etemad (“trust” in Persian), capable of traveling 1,700 kilometers, state media announced on Sunday. The missile was revealed at a ceremony in Tehran attended by President Masoud Pezeshkian, marking a significant development in Iran’s growing missile program.

The announcement of the facility signals Iran's attempt to strengthen its strategic military assets amid regional tensions.

Iran has officially unveiled the Qadr-380, its latest naval cruise missile, designed to strike land and naval targets at a distance of over 1000 km.

As geopolitical tensions in the region continue to ramp up, Tehran’s growing missile capabilities will pose more and more challenges to Israel and the United States.