Iran’s regime unveiled a new underground missile depot on Tuesday with state television showing Emad precision-guided missiles in store which the United States says can take a nuclear warhead and violate a 2010 U.N. Security Council resolution, Reuters reported.
The state-run Tasnim news agency and state television video said the underground facility, situated in mountains and run by the Iranian regime’s Revolutionary Guards, was inaugurated by the speaker of the regime’s parliament, Ali Larijani. Release of one-minute video followed footage of another underground missile depot last October.
The United States says the Emad, which Iran’s regime tested in October, would be capable of carrying a nuclear warhead and U.S. officials say Washington will respond to the Emad tests with fresh sanctions against Iranian individuals and businesses linked to the program.