Iranian Embassy in Lebanon commented on the "Imad 4" video released by Hezbollah's military media on Friday.

In a post on the platform "X," the Iranian Embassy stated, "In Persian, we call underground missile installations within rocks and mountains as 'missile cities.'"

The embassy added that these missile cities are spread throughout Iran's geography and instill fear in the hearts of Iran's enemies.

"If necessary, we can strike the enemy from any point within the Islamic Republic of Iran," the statement continued.

Earlier Hezbollah had sent a provocative message to the Israeli Occupation military following the release of a video titled "Imad 4," showing trucks carrying weapons inside large tunnels.

A source close to Hezbollah stated that the video serves as a warning to the enemy, indicating that any preemptive strike against their capabilities will be unsuccessful. The facility depicted is part of a series of installations whose exact extent remains unknown, with "Imad 4" being just one example. The source added that there is likely much more to discover beyond what is shown.