Iran moves key defence capabilities underground, Tasnim reports Iran has relocated part of its army’s strategic capabilities to underground facilities to prevent adversaries from gaining a complete understanding of its defence capabilities and weapons production capacity, Defence Ministry spokesman Reza Talaei-Nik said, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency. Talaei-Nik said the United…
Iran has reportedly moved key defence capabilities underground, according to a report by Tasnim news agency. Defence Ministry spokesman Reza Talaei-Nik stated that this move is aimed at preventing adversaries from gaining a complete understanding of Iran's defence capabilities and weapons production capacity. The semi-official news agency cited Talaei-Nik as saying that the United States had failed to achieve its strategic objectives in the war against Iran, but instead "imposed costs on the enemy."
Iran is now focusing on strengthening its defence capabilities and domestic capacity as it assesses the impact of the war and reinforces its military infrastructure.
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