Iran just took state TV cameras underground. Iran's Army chief, Maj. Gen. Amir Hatami, gave a report from inside an underground drone production center. He announced a new drone that Iran says it will unveil "in the near future" and claimed its drone advantage has reached an "unprecedented level." Iran didn't say where the site is, and nobody has seen the new drone yet. The timing matters. U.S. and Israeli militaries have reportedly drawn up plans for a short, intensive round of strikes on Iran's energy sites, nuclear facilities, and missile and drone stockpiles after the November 3 midterms. The President hasn't authorized it. He also says Iran is inventing incidents in the Strait of Hormuz to push oil prices up before the election. Meanwhile, CENTCOM's blockade just hit 100 days and has kept at least $25 billion in Iranian crude off the market. If this kicks back off, the F-22 Raptor is the jet Tehran has to worry about. In March, CENTCOM says Raptors went after Iran's S-300 and Bavar-373 batteries on day one of Epic Fury and flew more than 200 combat sorties in nine days. U.S. officials say not one Iranian missile fired at them ever got a lock. Iran can bury its drone factory under a mountain. It can't hide the radars that are supposed to protect it. Also in today's breakdown: explosions reported overnight in Sirik on the Strait of Hormuz, cause still unconfirmed. Russia launched missiles at Kyiv hours after the Witkoff-Putin talks. And F-22s landed in Japan as Marines put anti-ship missiles on an island about 110 km from Taiwan. Full breakdown is live on YouTube now. Link in bio. #breakingnews# #currentevents# #militarynews# #maxafterburner# #newsalert#