500 meters underground in Iran – Report reveals a secret that is worrying the world

The Iran Missile Program has developed over decades and is a key part of Iran’s regional military strategy. Analysts say it helps Iran project power across the Middle East and compensate for weaknesses in its conventional air force. According to United States Central Command, Iran may possess over 3,000 ballistic missiles. Short-range systems such as the Fateh and Zolfaghar are designed for tactical operations against nearby targets. These missiles can be launched rapidly and in large numbers, enabling saturation attacks intended to overwhelm enemy air-defense systems.

Iran also operates medium-range missiles like Shahab-3, Khorramshahr, and Sejjil, which can reach distances near 2,000 kilometers, placing much of the Middle East within range and strengthening Iran’s deterrence strategy. The country has also announced advanced systems such as the Fattah hypersonic missile, though its full capabilities remain unverified. In addition, Iran is expanding cruise missiles, drones, and underground “missile cities.” Together these create a layered deterrence system that continues to influence regional security and military planning across the Middle East.