Iranian missile drones base looks like James Bond supervillain's lair

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46% : The Iranian army gave some details, but not the exact location, of its secret underground base amid simmering tensions in the GulfWith concrete tunnels and military officials using buggies to get around, it looks like a James Bond supervillain's lair -- and it has its very own array of deadly weapons to fit the billState TV said 100 drones were being kept in the heart of the Zagros mountains, including Ababil-5more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch video Watch videoIran has revealed it has a massive underground military base brimming with missile-firing drones in a secret bunker beneath a mountain rangeTV footage showed rows of drones fitted with missiles in a tunnel, which it said was several hundred metres underground
41% : That drone is fitted with Qaem-9 missiles, an Iranian-made version of air-to-surface US Hellfire rocketIran has revealed it has a massive underground military base brimming with missile-firing drones in a secret bunker beneath a mountain range.
39% : Abdolrahim Mousavi (right) and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri visiting an underground drone base'No doubt the drones of Islamic Republic of Iran's armed forces are the region's most powerful,' army commander Major General
25% : The TV correspondent said he was only allowed to take his blindfolds off only upon arrival at the secret baseOne reason Iran might be keeping the drones hidden is to prevent the country's enemies from destroying its huge fleet.'No doubt the drones of Islamic Republic of Iran's armed forces are the region's most powerful,' army commander Major General
22% : Iran ha at least 100 missile-firing drones in the baseOne reason Iran might be keeping the drones hidden is to prevent the country's enemies from destroying its huge fleet
19% : The Pegas was later released, but the seizure inflamed tensions at a delicate time for Iran and neighbouring countriesIran and world powers have been seeking to revive a nuclear deal that former US President Donald Trump abandoned, reimposing sanctions on TehranCommander-in-Chief of the Iranian Army Major General
16% : The Pegas was later released, but the seizure inflamed tensions at a delicate time, with Iran and world powers seeking to revive a nuclear deal that former U.S. President Donald Trump abandoned, reimposing sanctions on Tehran.

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