Garcia Sea
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Iran's underground bases are severely constrained by geological factors.
Many of Iran's mountain ranges consist of very brittle limestone, which easily collapses when tunnels are dug.
Solid granite is concentrated in a narrow belt between Sanandaj and Sirjan, a remote area hundreds of kilometers from the Persian Gulf.
Iran cannot build robust bases along the coast.
Furthermore, the granite zone is concentrated in the northwestern part of the belt, forcing Iran's missile cities to be concentrated in limited locations.
As a result, their operations are restricted due to concentrated attacks.
Many of Iran's mountain ranges consist of very brittle limestone, which easily collapses when tunnels are dug.
Solid granite is concentrated in a narrow belt between Sanandaj and Sirjan, a remote area hundreds of kilometers from the Persian Gulf.
Iran cannot build robust bases along the coast.
Furthermore, the granite zone is concentrated in the northwestern part of the belt, forcing Iran's missile cities to be concentrated in limited locations.
As a result, their operations are restricted due to concentrated attacks.




