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ISRAELI TECH JUST MADE UNDERGROUND BUNKERS LOOK USELESS Israeli strikes on Iran’s buried missile sites showed how modern surveillance can spot heat, vibration, and other signals even from deep underground. So the old “hide it in a mountain” strategy is starting to look a lot less genius. Source: NewsForce

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