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Explosive new footage circulating online appears to reveal the aftermath of a massive Israeli strike on what officials say was a secret underground command bunker beneath Tehran, exposing the shadowy infrastructure used by Iran’s ruling elite to operate during wartime.
According to the Israel Defense Forces, the facility was targeted in a large-scale air operation involving around 50 Israeli fighter jets, which hammered the underground complex buried beneath multiple streets in the government district of Tehran.
The bunker, reportedly hidden beneath layers of urban infrastructure, was allegedly used by top Iranian leadership as a protected command center during crises.
Israeli officials claim the facility had previously been used by senior figures in Iran’s ruling system, including Ali Khamenei, who they say died before he could retreat to the hardened underground complex.
Despite that, the Israel Defense Forces says other Iranian leadership figures continued using the bunker as a secure meeting location and wartime coordination hub.
Footage from the strike zone shows massive structural damage in areas above the suspected underground facility, with debris scattered across nearby streets. Analysts believe the operation targeted key entrances and structural access points in order to collapse or disable the subterranean network.
Military sources say the bunker was not a simple shelter, but a deep underground command facility equipped with multiple entrances, protected corridors, and meeting rooms designed to allow Iran’s leadership to continue governing even during large-scale attacks.
Facilities like this are believed to be part of a broader network of hardened underground infrastructure used by Iran’s government and military.
The location beneath several streets in central Tehran highlights how deeply embedded these structures can be within civilian urban environments, making them extremely difficult to identify and destroy.
