sahureka2
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They have many, they are experts in building underground or cave bases for both army, air force and navy, North Korean engineers, technicians and workers are required in many countries to do underground military constructions.Of course they do but I doubt they will be as many in numbers as Iran's.
It is said that tunnels have been built in North Korea that reach as far as South Korean territory, tunnels suitable both for moving soldiers and armored vehicles and artillery.
Therefore I have no doubt who has multiple underground sites in use
I have already explained in my previous answer the reasons.Iran has had Kilo class for almost 30 years now and many decades of experience with Qadir midget class (ironically probably with some kind of support from North Korea). The point was the disparity in production speed despite Iran having a military budget 5x the size of North Korea.
For example, why announce that Fateh submarine joined operational service in 2019 then in 2023 claim it has finally completed tests? If it is a question of experience then of course the first one will take longer, but this doesn't explain why we don't have Fateh 2, 3 or 4 and why small Mowj 'frigates' continue to be developed so slowly and in such a haphazard incomplete way 15 years after the Jamaran was produced.
As others have reported, the first 'Fateh' was not accepted after testing, therefore this suggests that the current 'Fateh' is the second made
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