Iran unveils new underground missile facility

On November 11, 2026, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) unveiled a new underground missile facility, showcasing an extensive network of tunnels housing ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and various launchers. The move is widely interpreted as a display of military strength intended to deter the United States and Israel during a period when Tehran is attempting to reconstruct its arsenal following previous strikes.

During the official presentation, Chief of the General Staff Ali Abdollahi and Aerospace Force Commander Majid Mousavi were shown inspecting the facility. The unveiling was accompanied by statements from the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, who warned the U.S. against miscalculations, asserting that any further aggression would be met with immediate retaliation. Iranian officials claimed the country retains the capability to escalate the conflict beyond the borders of the Middle East.

The disclosure is part of a broader effort by Tehran to project military endurance and readiness despite the damage reported from recent attacks. While international reports note that the facility highlights existing military assets, the Iranian government maintains that its defensive and offensive capabilities remain intact and prepared for potential engagement.