A signal to Washington: Khamenei's representative visited Iran's missile tunnels

Iranian state television released footage of a visit by Khamenei's representative to underground missile tunnels in southern Iran, serving as a deterrent signal to the US. Against the backdrop, Trump threatened action against Mount Makosh but assessed that Iran is interested in an agreement.

Iranian state television released footage today (Tuesday) of a visit by Abdallah Haji-Sadeghi, the representative of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to the Revolutionary Guards, to the missile tunnels of the Iranian navy in the south of the country. According to the report, these tunnels constitute a central pillar of the strategy to protect military capabilities, relying on maritime geography, anti-ship missiles, and fast boats. The exposure comes as a deterrent signal amid heightened alert in the Persian Gulf. In the background, reports of American preparations for military action: US President Donald Trump spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to coordinate positions, and the US deployed the Third Fleet led by the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt. Trump said in an interview with Fox News that "we may need to act against Mount Makosh," but assessed that there is a good chance of reaching an agreement. In Israel, security officials clarified that the intention is to act jointly and in coordination with the Americans.