๐ Iran shows off missile arsenal and warns US of 'surprises' The footage from Iran's recently unveiled new underground missile facility offers a glimpse into the country's missile arsenal, Mehr News reported. ๐ "Missile City" is equipped with underground silos or rails for the rapid and continuous launch of missiles from deep within the earth. The tunnels are wide enough to accommodate heavy trucks and transporter-erector-launchers, allowing missile units to disperse and fire from protected positions ๐ A vertical launch missile was displayed with an unknown, tall cylindrical warhead, potentially with a range exceeding 2,000 kilometers. The IRGC has recently said it lifted previous range restrictions on its ballistic missiles ๐ The "Fattah 1" warhead was shown installed on the "Khaybarshakan" missile, a configuration intended to complicate tracking and enable evasion of radar systems ๐ A stealth cruise missile with a new design was also on display, potentially based on reverse-engineered American models After a visit to the complex, Major General Ali Abdollahi, chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, warned that the next potential conflict would bring "new surprises," adding that the US has never faced such a volume of advanced weaponry in any other war over a comparable period. ๐ Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime