SECURITYMay 31 · 20:05 UTCTIMES OF ISRAEL

Iran reopens most entrances to 18 underground missile sites struck in war – report

Iran has reopened most entrances to 18 underground missile sites damaged in a conflict, with 50 out of 69 tunnel openings now restored. Satellite images indicate most missiles survived the US-Israeli bombing, while Tehran claims ongoing talks and warns the US is untrustworthy.

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