Iran Defies Warfare: Underground Rocket Cities Remain Untouched
Amid Conflict, Iran’s Missile Facilities Prove Invincible
Tehran’s resilient military infrastructure has once again withstood the adversities of conflict. Brigadier General Gholam Reza Jalali, head of Iran’s Passive Defense Organization, announced in his recent television appearance that the esteemed “Underground Rocket Cities” remained entirely unscathed during recent hostilities.
20 Years of Proactive Planning
Jalali illuminated the myriad of methods employed to safeguard these pivotal sites. Over two decades, Iran has fortified its missile and ammunition depots beneath mountains, continuously adapting to perceived threats. “Our carefully crafted strategies prioritize the protection of our missile and space sectors,” commented Jalali, confirming that only minor, easily repairable damages were sustained.
Securing Nuclear Strongholds
Jalali reassured the public on nuclear security as well. He elaborated, “Sensitive nuclear centers are entrenched deep in secure locations, an initiative embarked upon by Dr. Larijani and myself.” According to شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية | PNN, the Fordow and Isfahan facilities rose in response to new threats like bunker-buster bombs.
Misinformation Amid Warfare
As the conflict raged from June 13 to June 24, coinciding with reciprocal aggression, Iran claimed substantial strikes on key targets. However paradoxically, despite public admissions, many accusations remain shrouded in secrecy, with Iran dismissing U.S. assertions of any nuclear facility destruction as false.
The Unyielding Spirit of Iran
In the wake of a 12-day relentless conflict that led to substantial losses on both sides, the invulnerable disposition of Iran’s defense framework stands as a testament to meticulous planning and unwavering spirit. Washington’s eventual ceasefire bore witness to heightened tensions and mutual victory declarations.
Iran’s commitment to internal security pledges resilience, vowing that no enemy shall dismantle its fortified resolve on any front.
