Why Tehran Is Being Erased: Giants, Tunnels & the Last Vaults of the Old World

What’s under Tehran that they don’t want you to see?

Mass evacuations. Total airspace lockdowns. Talk of attacks. But the mainstream won’t tell you what they’re really after—because it’s not about oil, religion, or politics.

It’s about secrets buried beneath the city.

At the heart of Tehran lies the Golestan Palace—a structure that shatters the historical timeline. Not built in the 1500s. Found. Beneath it? Tunnels. Vaults. Subterranean chambers.

Just down the road: the National Museum of Iran, holding over 3 million artifacts, most of which the public is forbidden to see.
Basement levels. Rotating exhibits. Elongated skulls.
Giant beings. Clay tablets.
Gilgamesh.

And the tunnels?
They’re not modern. They’re old world technology, part of a vast underground network connected to forgotten civilizations—modernized, militarized, and now targeted.

What if this isn’t just another conflict?
What if it’s a ritual erasure of the last remaining physical evidence of a past they’ve rewritten?