Iran's Underground Tunnel Complex, Drone Stockpile

0:00On March 4, Iran has revealed a vast underground tunnel complex packed with rows of missiles and low-cost drones as the war with the United States. And its allies intensifies. The footage, shared by state-link media, highlights their massive stockpile of Shahed drones, which cost only tens of thousands of dollars each to. Build and can be produced quickly. Meanwhile, the high price of Western defenses is raising alarms. Air compatriot missiles run $4 million to $5 million a piece, while FAD systems cost around $13 million each. In one analysis, the United Arab Emirates spend between $253 million and $759 million to knock down. Most of 541 Iranian drones, which cost Iran just $11 million to $27 million total. Gulf states and their partners worry supplies of these interceptors could dry up in as little as four days at current rates. Global markets have tumbled on fears of soaring oil prices, hurting the economy, and diplomatic

1:03posts like the American Embassy in Saudi Arabia faced. Drone strikes this week. According to the head of U.S. Central Command, Iran has fired over 500 ballistic missiles and 2,000 drones so far, while American and Israeli strikes have hit nearly 2,000 targets degrading Iran's air defenses. As the conflict enters its 5th day with hundreds killed in Iran and ongoing blasts in Tehan. Both sides dig in for what could be a prolonged fight.