Iran Fires Ballistic Missiles From Underground For First Time

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The US navy stated Tehran’s missile launches have been irresponsible. (Representational)

Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards fired ballistic missiles from underground for the primary time as a part of an annual navy drill, Amirali Hajizadeh, the top of the aerospace division of the Guards, stated in a video posted on-line by YJC, a information company linked to Iran’s state TV.

The video confirmed clouds of mud earlier than the missiles streaked into the sky.

The navy drill within the Gulf, which started on Tuesday, comes at a time of excessive pressure between Tehran and Washington.

The US navy stated the drill prompted two bases with American troops within the area to go on heightened alert and stated Tehran’s missile launches have been irresponsible.

There have been periodic confrontations within the Gulf lately between the Guards and the U.S. navy, which has accused the Guards’ navy of sending fast-attack boats to harass U.S. warships as they move the Strait of Hormuz.

The video posted by YJC confirmed fast-attack boats firing missiles in addition to missiles putting a mock-up US plane service.

Tehran, which opposes the presence of US and different Western navies within the Gulf, holds annual naval battle video games in phases within the strategic waterway, the conduit for some 30% of all crude and different oil liquids traded by sea.

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