Italian and Scottish researchers utilizing advanced radar technology have reportedly discovered a vast underground complex beneath the Giza pyramids, extending over 6,500 feet and potentially ten times larger than the pyramids themselves. These findings are pending peer review and have met with considerable skepticism from experts.
This research has sparked renewed debate regarding the true purpose of the pyramids, despite ongoing disputes about the validity of the underground city claims. The Egyptian government has authorized limited excavation to verify these findings, with results anticipated later this year.