Iran: Tehran unveils a new missile city and asserts its firepower

Far from being weakened by the war waged by Israel and the United States, Iran intends to demonstrate to the whole world that its military capabilities remain intact, or even have been strengthened.

Nearly seven months after the ceasefire, the Islamic Republic unveiled a new "missile city." A new missile was also displayed, though military officials provided no details.

Through this show of force, Tehran reaffirms an unequivocal message: to defend the integrity of its territory and its sovereignty by all means.

Nearly seven months after the ceasefire, the Islamic Republic has just unveiled a new "missile city." The message conveyed by this latest demonstration remains the same: to defend the integrity of the territory by any means necessary.

"What has been presented today is the result of years of hard work by scientists and engineers; their efforts have led to the realization of a colossal and crucial project," stressed the chairman of Iran's Islamic Consultative Council, Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf.

This latest achievement by the Revolutionary Guard illustrates Iran's determination to continue strengthening its defensive capabilities, despite pressure, threats, and military confrontations.

Cheick Omar Ouedraogo