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Thanks to Who D. Who for recommending this article... Iranian strike in Tel Aviv uncovered secret intel base below residential complex: Report Israeli military censorship has prevented the release of information on the several sensitive sites struck by Iran during the 12-day war News Desk Iran struck a tower in central Tel Aviv during the 12-day war in June that sat directly above a sensitive, underground Israeli intelligence base. The underground bunker is jointly administered by the US and Israeli militaries and is referred to as Site 81, according to leaked emails, public documents, and Hebrew reports cited by the  Gray Zone   on 13 October. The outlet has geolocated the site, which sits right under the Da Vinci apartment complex that was struck by Iranian ballistic missiles on 13 June.  It also cites an image from a 2013 US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) study revealing a “basement test site” for the construction of the underground site. The image was also geolocated...

 Thanks to Who D. Who for recommending this article... Secret Israeli military bunker located under Tel Aviv tower struck by Iran, analysis shows By Jack Poulson and Wyatt Reed The Grayzone ,   Wyatt Reed ,   and   Jack Poulson The Grayzone has geolocated the underground bunker of an important military command and control center nestled within a densely populated Tel Aviv neighborhood. Known as ‘Site 81,’ the U.S.-built facility houses a hyper-secretive intelligence base. When Iran struck a series of targets in the heart of north Tel Aviv with ballistic missiles on June 13, Israeli authorities immediately cordoned off the area to prevent journalists from filming the damage. “The building on this compound was just hit,” Trey Yingst of Fox News reported as he arrived that evening at the site of HaKirya, Israel’s Defense Ministry headquarters, and the nearby Azrieli Center. But within seconds, Israeli police officers arrived to aggressively  shunt Yingst away ...