Under Ground Israeli Black Site: Grayzone Claims Iranian Missile Hit US/Israel Joint Command Center Beneath Tel Aviv Towers
Reports center on an alleged Iranian missile strike on June 13, 2025. The target, identified by The Grayzone, is 'Site 81,' a secret, US-built military intelligence facility. This site is allegedly located under a tower complex near Da Vinci Towers in Tel Aviv.
Commenters are dissecting the conflicting narrative. Several users point to The Grayzone's geolocation data targeting this specific underground base. Another user, Socialism_Is_The_Alternative, claims the June 13 strike hit a joint Israeli-US command center under a luxury apartment complex. A key piece of resistance came from jimmydoreisalefty, who flagged the contradiction: Israel accuses enemies of shielding, yet aggressively censors information about its own urban military infrastructure.
The prevailing sentiment points to a contested narrative surrounding Israeli military secrets. The core issue is whether an Iranian strike actually hit Site 81, or if the official Israeli response—namely, aggressively limiting journalist access to the zone—is more telling. The main fault line is the direct contradiction between military claims and documented state censorship.
Key Points
#1A US-built, electromagnetically shielded intelligence base ('Site 81') allegedly exists.
jimmydoreisalefty claims The Grayzone geolocated this facility under a populated Tel Aviv area, near Da Vinci Towers.
#2An Iranian missile struck this facility on June 13.
This is the central event premise derived from The Grayzone's reporting cited throughout the threads.
#3Israel actively restricts media access.
Commenters noted Israel's documented practice of 'aggressively shunting' journalists away from the presumed impact zone.
#4The state's narrative is internally inconsistent.
jimmydoreisalefty points out the contradiction of Israel accusing adversaries of 'human shielding' while censoring its own urban military sites.
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