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Britain’s Daily Star: Iran regime ‘readying for war’ with missile cities buried under concrete Written by  Mohammad Sadat Khansari  on  14 October 2019 . Iran's regime is stepping up its preparations for war at its sprawling underground missile bases hidden beneath five layers of concrete,  Britain's Daily Star reports . The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)  provided the Daily Star with previously unseen images of the regime’s missile sites which are littered across Iran. Hidden bases are said to be buried beneath up to five layers of concrete to fend off bomb blasts and missile strikes, Daily Star Online revealed. "The largest of the sites is alleged to be the base at Khojir – known as Code 7500 – with a tunnel around 1,000 meters long packed with missiles," it wrote. "Pictures have previously been revealed by Iranian state media of inside the bases." "And now unseen aerial photos of some of the mysterious sites have been...

Iran’s Ballistic Buildup: The March Toward Nuclear-Capable Missiles Buy it on Amazon Here Buy it on Barnes and Noble Here This unique manuscript surveys the regime’s missile capabilities, including the underlying organization, structure, production, and development infrastructure, as well as launch facilities and the command centers operating inside Iran. This report has been compiled based on intelligence and information obtained by Iran’s main organized opposition movement, the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK), from inside the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and other regime military institutions in charge of missile development. The book exposes the nexus between the regime’s missile activities and its nuclear weapons program, including Tehran’s ties with Pyongyang. Contrary to the spirit of the July 2015 nuclear deal, the clerical regime increased the number of tests of ballistic missiles capable of carrying a nuclear load. This, coupled with illicit exports to othe...

Why Is Trump’s Tweet About Iran’s Failed Satellite Launch Causing Controversy? by  Seth Frantzman August 31, 2019 The US was not involved in the “catastrophic accident” that befell an Iranian rocket launch, US President Donald Trump tweeted on Friday. The tweet adds mystery to what exactly happened in Iran. Satellite images had already disclosed that an Iranian rocket had exploded on Thursday. Donald J. Trump ✔ @realDonaldTrump The United States of America was not involved in the catastrophic accident during final launch preparations for the Safir SLV Launch at Semnan Launch Site One in Iran. I wish Iran best wishes and good luck in determining what happened at Site One. 59.1K 7:44 PM - Aug 30, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 33.5K people are talking about this The imagery was provided to news companies, including NPR, and was from a commercial company. “This failure happened maybe a couple min...