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Alam Ki Khabar | Bihar News | Patna News | Samastipur News | Iran’s IRGC has released footage of a new underground missile city, displaying ballistic and cruise missiles. The facility’s location and missile stockpile remain undisclosed.

November 11, 2026 | Tehran | Alam Ki Khabar


Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has released footage of what it describes as a new underground “missile city”, showcasing ballistic and cruise missiles alongside their launch systems. The announcement comes at a time of continuing tensions with the United States, even as President Donald Trump has described the war with Iran as “militarily effectively over”.


The footage, released on Tuesday, November 10, by IRGC-linked Tasnim News Agency, shows senior Iranian military commanders inspecting the underground complex. However, Iranian authorities have not disclosed its exact location, the number of missiles stored there or the specific types of weapons housed inside.


Top Iranian Military Commanders Visit the Facility


According to Tasnim, the unveiling ceremony was attended by Major General Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, and Brigadier General Majid Mousavi, Commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force.


The footage shows ballistic and cruise missiles, launchers and military vehicles inside the underground facility. The IRGC has presented the complex as part of its wider effort to protect its missile capabilities from aerial attacks.


Iran Says Missile and Drone Production Has Moved Underground


The unveiling follows remarks by IRGC spokesperson Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi, who said that missile and drone production lines had been shifted from surface facilities to underground locations.


Mohebbi described these complexes as more than storage facilities, calling them “missile production cities”. According to him, Iran’s domestic technology and production infrastructure would allow it to continue manufacturing weapons even under heavy bombardment.


These claims have not been independently verified. The extent of Iran’s underground manufacturing capacity and the operational condition of the newly displayed facility remain unclear.


How Much of Iran’s Missile Network Is Still Operational?


The condition of Iran’s missile infrastructure has become a major question following US and Israeli strikes.


A May 2026 report based on US intelligence assessments said Iran had regained access to around 90 per cent of its underground missile storage and launch facilities nationwide. The assessments described these sites as partially or fully operational. The figure relates to the wider underground network and does not establish the condition of the newly unveiled missile city.


Estimates of Iran’s remaining missile stockpile also vary. The US Central Command had estimated in 2022 that Iran possessed more than 3,000 ballistic missiles. Later assessments placed the pre-war stockpile at around 2,500, while a Reuters-reported estimate cited by Gulf News suggested that approximately 1,000 to 1,500 missiles might remain operational. These figures are estimates, not a confirmed inventory.


Iran Issues Warning Over Possible Further Attacks


During the visit, IRGC Aerospace Force commander Majid Mousavi and other senior officials highlighted Iran’s military preparedness. Iranian military officials have warned that any renewed attack could trigger a wider response.


The underground missile network is a key part of Iran’s strategy to protect weapons, launch systems and production facilities from airstrikes. By distributing and concealing military infrastructure, Tehran aims to preserve its ability to manufacture and deploy missiles even during a prolonged conflict.


Trump Says War Is ‘Militarily Effectively Over’


The missile footage was released amid continuing uncertainty over the conflict with Washington. On Monday, US President Donald Trump said that the war with Iran was “militarily effectively over” and that Washington was maintaining the existing situation.


Trump also indicated that US forces remained ready to respond if circumstances changed. Meanwhile, the US naval blockade on Iranian ports continues, and diplomatic efforts involving regional mediators remain uncertain.


Iran’s latest announcement appears intended to demonstrate that its missile capabilities have not been eliminated despite military strikes. However, without independent access to the facility, its actual size, weapon inventory and operational readiness cannot be confirmed.


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