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🎮 “ONLY IN CALL OF DUTY”: The Destruction of the Underground Damavand Base 🌋🔥The "Eye of the Storm" has shifted to the eastern mountains of Tehran, where one of the IRGC’s most secretive assets—the Damavand Underground Missile Base—has been systematically dismantled.In viral footage being shared by Iranians on the ground, the sheer scale of the secondary explosions from the base's missile stores is so massive it looks like something out of a video game.In the video, you can hear local residents reacting with jubilation rather than fear. As the mountain literally exhales fire from the underground silos, one bystander exclaims: "I’ve only seen things like this in Call of Duty!" Damavand wasn't just a warehouse; it was a primary storage and launch facility for the ballistic missiles used to threaten Israel and the Gulf states. By targeting these "mountain fortresses," the coalition is removing the regime’s last line of offensive capability.This strike is a key part of the mission outlined by Admiral Brad Cooper: to not just empty the silos, but to raze the industrial base. By destroying these underground manufacturing and storage centers, the U.S. and its partners are ensuring that once the current missiles are gone, there is no "rebuild" coming.Integrated Dominance: The precision of these hits—targeting hardened, underground facilities with surgical accuracy—shows just how much the "integrated air defense network" has allowed coalition planes to own the skies over the capital.When a population starts comparing their own government's military destruction to a fun video game, you know the regime has lost its grip on the public's respect.For years, the IRGC claimed these mountain bases were "impregnable." Today, they are serving as firework displays for the people of Tehran.The cheers from the filming Iranians tell the real story: they don't see this as an attack on them—they see it as an attack on the walls of their prison.