Iran Moves Weapons and Missiles Underground Amid Rising Threat of Airstrikes
Iran is reportedly moving weapons and missile assets into underground military facilities and hardened bunkers as concerns grow over possible renewed airstrikes.
The reported measures are aimed at protecting critical military capabilities from air attacks and intelligence surveillance, while reducing the risk of large-scale losses in exposed facilities.
The move could also strengthen Iran’s deterrence strategy by preserving missile and military assets capable of surviving an initial wave of attacks.
The development comes amid escalating tensions between Tehran, Washington and Israel, with Iran facing growing pressure over its military posture and the security of the Strait of Hormuz.
The extent of the reported relocation and the specific facilities involved have not been independently verified.