Iran Relocates Military Assets to Underground Bunkers to Counter Foreign Threats
Iran has relocated its critical military capabilities and defense equipment to secure underground facilities to significantly bolster national security amid escalating geopolitical tensions.
Iranian Defence Ministry Spokesperson Brigadier General Reza Talaei-nik announced the strategic maneuver during a recent public briefing, highlighting that the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz have historically faced numerous aggressions due to their immense strategic value and abundant energy resources.
The military official asserted that recent hostile actions orchestrated by the United States and Israel deliberately sought to undermine Iran's peaceful nuclear program, missile capabilities, and naval power. However, he emphasized that these attempts by foreign adversaries ultimately failed to achieve their intended objectives.
According to the defense ministry, a substantial portion of the nation's strategic military power has been transferred to fortified subterranean infrastructure over recent years to safeguard vital equipment. This calculated defensive strategy has successfully neutralized enemy calculations aimed at crippling Iran's domestic arms manufacturing and overall defense readiness.
nik reiterated that Iran remains fully prepared to counter any potential threats under all circumstances by continuously expanding and strengthening its indigenous defense capabilities.
