An individual claiming to be a soldier in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has provided a detailed account of a vast underground tunnel network beneath the IRGC ground forces headquarters in eastern Tehran, including missile storage and launchers. The source also reported a recent visit by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Ghalibaf and IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi to inspect the tunnels. The claims cannot be independently verified.
A single unverified account, purportedly from a serving IRGC soldier, describes extensive underground infrastructure at the IRGC Ground Forces headquarters in eastern Tehran. The source claims the base houses a command center, storage tunnels for missiles and launchers, and ongoing construction of six new tunnels—three for launchers and three for personnel. According to the report, the tunnels extend up to 40 kilometers to the Parchin military facility and toward Shian. The source also states that Ghalibaf and Vahidi visited the site two days ago without prior notice. The Zioneer has previously reported on IRGC underground missile storage and tunnel networks, though this account cannot be independently corroborated.
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