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"Iran has EXTENSIVE UNDERGROUND facilities... sometimes 500 METERS DEEP inside of MOUNTAINS, where they have MISSILE production facilities ... not even the United States' BIGGEST heavy ordinance ground penetrators have ANY CHANCE of doing significant DAMAGE." Mark Sleboda noted that Iran's ability to build sophisticated underground "missile cities" that...

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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Why Iran’s "Missile Cities" remain beyond the reach of U.S. power. Professor Seyed Marandi (Seyed Mohammad Marandi) exposes a major gap in the U.S. strategy within the current Middle East conflict: Tehran’s military backbone remains virtually untouched. Iran's underground facilities - many of which are literally built into mountains under hundreds of feet of granite - have been near impervious to America's attempt to destroy them by bombing: "Iranian missile and drone (inventories), far more than 60% are intact." Iran’s subterranean shield has proven impenetrable: "Most of the Iranian underground bases have not even been opened yet." Despite precision strikes, Marandi reveals that "the Americans... never were able to destroy any of the bases" or the key production facilities. By moving assets into "tunnels underground," Iran has successfully neutralized the impact of superior Western firepower. This strategic reality suggests that any hope for a quick military resolution is a dangerous illusion. Watch the full episode on Daniel Davis Deep Dive to see the exclusive breakdown of Iran's resilient leadership. 👉 #Iran #USStrategy #NationalSecurity #SeyedMarandi #DanielDavis #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #Defense #Missiles #MilitaryPower #IranWar #Hormuz
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🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Why Iran’s "Missile Cities" remain beyond the reach of U.S. power. Professor Seyed Marandi (Seyed Mohammad Marandi) exposes a major gap in the U.S. strategy within the current Middle East conflict: Tehran’s military backbone remains virtually untouched. Iran's underground facilities - many of which are literally built into mountains under hundreds of feet of granite - have been near impervious to America's attempt to destroy them by bombing: "Iranian missile and drone (inventories), far more than 60% are intact." Iran’s subterranean shield has proven impenetrable: "Most of the Iranian underground bases have not even been opened yet." Despite precision strikes, Marandi reveals that "the Americans... never were able to destroy any of the bases" or the key production facilities. By moving assets into "tunnels underground," Iran has successfully neutralized the impact of superior Western firepower. This strategic reality suggests that any hope for a quick military resolution is a dangerous illusion. Watch the full episode on Daniel Davis Deep Dive to see the exclusive breakdown of Iran's resilient leadership. 👉 #Iran #USStrategy #NationalSecurity #SeyedMarandi #DanielDavis #Geopolitics #MiddleEast #Defense #Missiles #MilitaryPower #IranWar #Hormuz

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81,912 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

NEW: Senator Mark Kelly suggests he would support the United States attacking Iran to take out its underground nuclear facilities, but says he'd rather see a deal made through negotiations. Cooper: Would you support if the US decided to strike Iran directly, even if US forces have not been attacked? Kelly: "I would like to see Iran's nuclear capability to be completely disarmed. It is a tough problem." "You would have to hit those facilities, the underground facilities, with GBU 57s..." "The Israelis, not only do they not have the weapon, they don't have the ability to deliver it..."
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NEW: Senator Mark Kelly suggests he would support the United States attacking Iran to take out its underground nuclear facilities, but says he'd rather see a deal made through negotiations. Cooper: Would you support if the US decided to strike Iran directly, even if US forces have not been attacked? Kelly: "I would like to see Iran's nuclear capability to be completely disarmed. It is a tough problem." "You would have to hit those facilities, the underground facilities, with GBU 57s..." "The Israelis, not only do they not have the weapon, they don't have the ability to deliver it..."

Collin Rugg

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Pretty cool 3D animation of the underground missile cities that the US are trying to destroy in Iran. If you have any conception of spatial awareness and physics you’ll quickly realise what a fruitless task this is. 🇺🇸🇮🇷🚀
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Pretty cool 3D animation of the underground missile cities that the US are trying to destroy in Iran. If you have any conception of spatial awareness and physics you’ll quickly realise what a fruitless task this is. 🇺🇸🇮🇷🚀

Philip Pilkington

17,245 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

JUST IN 🇺🇸🇮🇷: U.S. Carried Out Massive Strikes on Iran's Missile Sites and Navy Last night, U.S. B-2 stealth bombers, armed with 2,000 lb. bombs, struck Iran’s ballistic missile facilities. U.S. Defense Official: "Four B-2 stealth bombers made a nonstop round trip from the United States to Iran and dropped dozens of 2,000-pound bombs on underground ballistic missile sites." Trump: "I have just been informed that we have destroyed and sunk 9 Iranian Naval Ships, some of them relatively large and important. We are going after the rest — They will soon be floating at the bottom of the sea, also! In a different attack, we largely destroyed their Naval Headquarters. Other than that, their Navy is doing very well!"
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JUST IN 🇺🇸🇮🇷: U.S. Carried Out Massive Strikes on Iran's Missile Sites and Navy Last night, U.S. B-2 stealth bombers, armed with 2,000 lb. bombs, struck Iran’s ballistic missile facilities. U.S. Defense Official: "Four B-2 stealth bombers made a nonstop round trip from the United States to Iran and dropped dozens of 2,000-pound bombs on underground ballistic missile sites." Trump: "I have just been informed that we have destroyed and sunk 9 Iranian Naval Ships, some of them relatively large and important. We are going after the rest — They will soon be floating at the bottom of the sea, also! In a different attack, we largely destroyed their Naval Headquarters. Other than that, their Navy is doing very well!"

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Former Bush administration official Catherine Austin Fitts revealed to Tucker Carlson that the U.S. government has constructed underground bases as large as entire cities. According to Fitts, some of these massive underground structures are officially documented, while others remain hidden — and they aren't limited to the U.S. but are scattered across the globe. She theorized that there could be as many as 170 underground bases, some located beneath the ocean and others around the United States, interconnected by secret transportation networks. Fitts suggested that these extensive underground facilities may have been built in preparation for a potential near-extinction level event.
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Former Bush administration official Catherine Austin Fitts revealed to Tucker Carlson that the U.S. government has constructed underground bases as large as entire cities. According to Fitts, some of these massive underground structures are officially documented, while others remain hidden — and they aren't limited to the U.S. but are scattered across the globe. She theorized that there could be as many as 170 underground bases, some located beneath the ocean and others around the United States, interconnected by secret transportation networks. Fitts suggested that these extensive underground facilities may have been built in preparation for a potential near-extinction level event.

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🚨BREAKING 🇺🇸 America is now hunting Iran’s underground missile cities… and A.I. is helping find them. Claude This clip from The Will Cain Show highlights something many people still do not understand about modern warfare. The United States is no longer relying only on satellites and human analysts. Artificial intelligence systems are now processing massive streams of intelligence data… satellite imagery, infrared signatures, terrain mapping, and signal intelligence… to locate hidden missile facilities buried deep underground. Iran spent decades building what they call “missile cities.” These are hardened underground tunnel networks carved into mountains and desert rock where ballistic missiles, launchers, and fuel are stored. They were designed to survive conventional bombing and allow Iran to launch salvos even after being attacked. But technology has changed the battlefield. Advanced A.I. systems can now detect subtle indicators most people would never notice. Changes in soil displacement. Ventilation heat signatures. Vehicle movement patterns. Supply chain traffic. Even tiny structural anomalies in satellite imagery. When those data points are fused together… hidden launch complexes become visible. That is why you are now seeing reports of precision strikes targeting underground missile infrastructure across Iran. This is not random bombing. This is algorithm-assisted target acquisition. And it means the days of hiding strategic weapons inside mountains are becoming a lot harder. The real question now is this… If A.I. can expose underground missile networks once considered untouchable… How many more of these so-called “missile cities” are already mapped? #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove
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Clash Report

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🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 THE MISSILE STORAGE DEADLOCK Despite massive bombardment, reports suggest that Israel still cannot destroy Iran’s deep underground bunkers and storage facilities. Ceng Sagnic points out that the regime has maintained the ability to fire high volumes of missiles even after weeks of heavy conflict. Serving as the U.S. Director for the JCFA, Sagnic observes that the survival of these launchers proves how resilient the Iranian military infrastructure remains. Ceng notes that while tactical victories are impressive, the strategic goal of neutralizing the threat remains elusive. Ceng Sagnic
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Mario Nawfal

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Reporter: Why is it acceptable to you now that they keep some of their missile capability? Trump: What are they keeping? They have less than another nations now. We knocked out, probably, 84, 85 percent of their missiles, the rest of them are underground, they can't even get them out.
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Reporter: Why is it acceptable to you now that they keep some of their missile capability? Trump: What are they keeping? They have less than another nations now. We knocked out, probably, 84, 85 percent of their missiles, the rest of them are underground, they can't even get them out.

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🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇷 HALF OF IRAN'S MISSILE AND DRONE CAPABILITY IS UNDERGROUND... THE U.S. HAS NO IDEA WHERE Larry Johnson says without human sources inside Iran, Western intelligence is flying blind. The most critical military assets were moved deep underground long before the first strike landed. The West assumed it knew what Iran had. It grossly underestimated. And the half it can't find is the half that matters most.
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Mario Nawfal

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President Biden told reporters on Wednesday that he does not support Israel striking Iranian nuclear facilities in retaliation for Iran's missile attack on Israel the day prior. Biden said leaders of the G7 countries — France, Canada, Japan, Britain, Italy, Germany and the U.S. — agreed on a call Wednesday morning that Israel has the right to respond to Iran, but that "they have to respond in proportion."
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President Biden told reporters on Wednesday that he does not support Israel striking Iranian nuclear facilities in retaliation for Iran's missile attack on Israel the day prior. Biden said leaders of the G7 countries — France, Canada, Japan, Britain, Italy, Germany and the U.S. — agreed on a call Wednesday morning that Israel has the right to respond to Iran, but that "they have to respond in proportion."

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🇺🇸 The current memorandum of understanding represents a substantial strategic failure, particularly concerning the stated objectives of the conflict. Brandon Weichert highlights that Trump’s acknowledgment that Iran will retain its missile and drone capabilities marks a significant loss, as neutralizing this threat was a primary goal of the war effort. U.S. proved unable to destroy these assets within Iran's hardened underground facilities, the administration has effectively conceded that these threats will remain active, placing the U.S. in a much weaker position should the war resume. Brandon Weichert
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🔥 Iranian arsenal comes back online faster than US can blink Satellite imagery and new US intelligence assessments confirm that Iran is not defeated, but is rebuilding its armed forces. 🇮🇷Tehran has cleared tunnel entrances at underground missile facilities buried by US-Israeli attacks, reactivated radar systems and restarted drone production. While US President Donald Trump boasts to have "decimated" Iranian military power, his own spies admit Iran has regained access to 90% of its underground missile network—and is rebuilding its armed forces much faster than expected. 🔴Missile sites back online: Satellite images published on May 18 shows four of five tunnel entrances cleared at the Abyek underground facility, while the fifth is partially cleared. Iran is either recovering its missiles or making the site active again. 🔴Radar systems intact: Images of the Razavieh site from May 7 confirms a Kavosh radar station, a Marconi S 247 and an Alborz radar still standing despite structural damage. 🔴Access restored: US intelligence now believes Iran has regained access to some 90% of its underground missile network. 🔴Surviving launchers and drones: Roughly two-thirds of Iranian missile launchers survived US attacks. Thousands of Iranian drones still exist—about half the country's stocks. Anti-shipping missile batteries remain largely intact, threatening the Strait of Hormuz. 🔴Drone production restarted: Since the start of the six-week ceasefire in early April, Iran has already restarted some drone production. US intelligence thinks Iran will be back to full drone strength in as little as six months. 💬"The Iranians have exceeded all timelines for reconstitution," an un-named US official told CNN. 👍
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Pickaxe Mountain is buried even deeper than the Fordow facility President Donald J. Trump bombed in the 12-day war. We need to gain access to it and fully dismantle it, making it clear that the regime cannot build missile or nuclear facilities underground. That needs to be a key element of any deal, I tell Hugh Hewitt Salem News Channel.
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Mark Dubowitz

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio on March 2: "The purpose of this is to destroy that missile capability. Why does Iran want that ballistic missile capability? What they are trying to do and have been trying to do for a very long time is build a conventional weapons capability as a shield where they can hide behind. Meaning there would come a point where they have so many conventional missiles, so many drones, and it can inflict so much damage that no one can do anything about their nuclear program. That is what they were trying to do, is put themselves in a place of immunity where the damage they could inflict on the region would be so high that no one can do anything about their nuclear program or their nuclear ambitions."

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