The Iranian armed force has given a few subtleties – however not the specific area – of an underground base for its tactical robots, state media covered Saturday, in the midst of stewing pressures in the Gulf.
State TV said 100 robots were being kept in the core of the Zagros mountains, including Ababil-5, which it said were fitted with Qaem-9 rockets, an Iranian-made variant of air-to-surface U.S. Inferno.
“Presumably the robots of Islamic Republic of Iran’s military are the district’s generally strong,” armed force commandant Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi said. “Our ability to overhaul drones is relentless,” he added.
The Iranian state TV journalist said he had made the 45-minute helicopter trip on Thursday from Kermanshah in western Iran to a mystery underground robot site. He was permitted to take blindfolds off just upon landing in the base, he said.
Television film showed columns of robots fitted with rockets in a passage, which it said was a few hundred meters underground.
The TV report came a day after Iranian Revolutionary Guards held onto two Greek big haulers in the Gulf, in a clear counter for the seizure of Iranian oil by the United States from a big hauler held off the Greek coast.
Greek specialists last month appropriated the Iranian-hailed Pegas, with 19 Russian team individuals ready, because of European Union approvals. The United States later seized the Iranian oil freight held locally available and plans to send it to the United States on another vessel.
The Pegas was subsequently delivered, however the seizure excited pressures at a fragile time, with Iran and world powers trying to resuscitate an atomic arrangement that previous U.S. President Donald Trump deserted, reimposing sanctions on Tehran.
