Iran unveil secret underground weapons base full of NUKE missiles amid World War 3 fears

Iran claims its Emad missile can accurately reach targets of up to 2000km away with deadly accuracy and be delivered underground across the country.

Second-in command Brigadier General Hossein Salami boasted that Iranian underground facilities are so packed with missiles it is running out of places to store them.

This is the second huge base – carved into a mountain – the country has revealed on TV over the past year.

And it could be a signal to enemies Saudi Arabia, Israel and Western countries like the UK that it is ready for war.

The UN Security Council says Iran has broken international law that forbids nations from testing missiles that can carry nukes.

In view of the latest footage, the US said that only "technical issues" are preventing action being taken against the nation.

"We are fully prepared to use sanctions with respect to this most recent ballistic missile test, and are still working through some technical issues there," said US State Department spokesman John Kirby.

In December, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani wrote in an open letter that "the armed forces need to quickly and significantly increase their missile capability,” in response to the "hostile policies and illegal meddling” of the United States.

As Iran and North Korea expand their arsenal of weapons, terror group ISIS appear to be doing the same.

At a school of terror in Syria, it appears the Islamic extremists – also known as Daesh – is teaching its terror maniacs to build driverless car bombs and missiles that can shoot passenger jets out of the sky.

(dailystar.co.uk)