Iran’s Kheibar Shekan Missile Just Hit Netanyahu’s Secret Bunker in Tel Aviv
Iran has claimed that its Kheibar Shekan targeted one of Israel’s most secret military locations in Tel Aviv. According to Iranian statements, the missile strike was aimed at underground command infrastructure connected to the The Kirya, the complex often described as Israel’s equivalent of the The Pentagon.
Reports and analysis suggest that beneath the area near Leonardo da Vinci Street lies a deeply fortified underground command center sometimes referred to as Site 81 and the Fortress of Zion, built to maintain communications and military command even during large-scale attacks.
In this video we analyze:
Iran’s claim about the Kheibar Shekan missile strike
The secret underground Israeli military infrastructure beneath Tel Aviv
Why this location is considered one of Israel’s most sensitive command centers
How bunker-targeting weapons are designed to disrupt underground facilities
What this could mean for the wider Iran–Israel conflict
Both sides are engaged not only in a military confrontation but also in an information war, where sealed streets, blurred satellite images, and controlled media coverage make it difficult to determine exactly what happened.
Watch the full analysis to understand why this underground bunker could be one of the most important targets in the entire conflict.
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