Inside Qeshm, Iran’s underground missile fortress and geological marvel
Qeshm Island, located on the edge of the Strait of Hormuz, was once called an 'open-air geological museum'. Many tourists used to flock here to see the strange rock formations, vast mangrove forests and labyrinths of salt caves. But now that image has changed. After the US-Israeli war against Iran began, the island has become a center of military tension. Hidden beneath its soil is a complex military infrastructure. Which is being called Iran's 'underground missile city'. It is now in everyone's eyes.
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