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How Iran operates its secret underground missile cities and the joint strategy to neutralise them.

We analyse the tactical reality behind Iran's subterranean bunkers and the 'shoot and scoot' method that makes them so difficult to track. This breakdown explains the military logistics for anyone tracking Middle Eastern security developments.

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00:00This is how Iran hides and launches thousands of missiles from secret underground cities.
00:05And this is the joint US-Saudi plan to hunt them down.
00:08Iran doesn't just store weapons, they've built sprawling subterranean fortresses.
00:13With over 3,000 missiles hidden deep underground, they are designed to fire in sudden overwhelming waves.
00:19Their primary tactic? Shoot and scoot.
00:21Mobile launchers pop out of these hidden bunkers, fire within minutes and vanish before anyone can track their position.
00:28But the US and Saudi Arabia are countering with a program called Red Sands.
00:32It's not just one system, it's an integrated web of radar, drones and fighter jets designed to detect these launches
00:39the exact second they happen.
00:41CENCOM is now linking Saudi and American sensors together, creating a massive surveillance net that aims to neutralize these salvos
00:48before they even clear the sky.
00:50Can a defensive shield actually stop a saturation attack or is the threat moving too fast?
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