Iran is reportedly considering plans for underground “governance cities” designed to protect government officials during times of conflict. Iranian lawmaker Ali Khezarian proposed building secure facilities inside mountains where provincial leaders and administrators could operate during potential attacks or security threats. The proposal comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, with Tehran already known for developing underground military sites to protect strategic assets. Khezarian said such facilities could help shield officials from assassination attempts and allow government operations to continue during wartime conditions. Watch the latest developments on Iran’s security plans and underground infrastructure strategy.
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