Iran has built underground “missile cities” along the Gulf coastline, the commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy said on Sunday, warning of a “nightmare” for Iran’s “enemies.”
“We have missile-launching floating cities which we will display whenever our leaders see fit,” Rear Admiral Tangsiri told the Sobh-e Sadegh weekly.
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#Iran— IRGCN head Alireza Tangsiri said Tehran has built u/g "missile cities" along the Gulf coastline:
— Hezbollah Watch® (@HezbollahWatch) July 5, 2020
"Iran has established underground onshore & offshore missile cities all along the coasts of the Persian Gulf & the Gulf of Oman that would be a nightmare for Iran's enemies." pic.twitter.com/aBLL7zK5zd
The “enemy” knows about Iran’s “missile cities” but the information it has on them is false, said Tangsiri.
The region will be deprived of peace as long as US forces are present in it, he claimed.
“Wherever the Americans are, we are there too,” Tangsiri said, adding: “I said this years ago, if the Americans make one mistake, we will chase them to the Gulf of Mexico.”
“We will strangle the Americans in places they will not imagine,” he said.
Tangsiri said Iranian forces are present “everywhere” in the Arabian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.
“We are in places you will not even think of. We are your nightmare,” he said.
IRGC Navy Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri says that the IRGC has constructed a plethora of "underground missile cities" onshore in Iran and offshore in the Persian Gulf, saying in an interview with Sobh-e Sadegh that these missile bases would be a "nightmare for Iran's enemies." pic.twitter.com/a581YyVMwC
— Séamus Malekafzali (@Seamus_Malek) July 5, 2020
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