US and Israeli attacks fail Iran’s Abeek underground missile city fully restored

Iran’s largest underground missile site, Abeek, has been fully reactivated, with the latest satellite imagery exposing the weaknesses of Western defense strategies.

New satellite imagery obtained on May 18th shows that all five routes to Iran’s underground Abeek missile site have been completely cleared, with four routes fully operational and one partially operational.

The development makes it clear that the US and Israel will neither be able to silence the base forever nor slow its operations for long.

According to open-source data and defense intelligence, Iran currently operates more than 32 large underground missile complexes on its territory, with more than 107 tunnels serving as access routes, making it the largest and most extensive underground military network in the world.