There's also the fact that the majority of Iran's nuclear facilities were built before UHPC, the concrete discussed in the article, was available!

I thought we do know the depth of the bunkers though. And that American bombs can’t go that deep, even multiple of them

tactical

Lol, they're gonna do the strategic one next

Your comment is informative but now all I can hear in my head is Green Day’s “American Idiot”.

We dropped a big boom worth 120000 hamburgers and the explosion was many football fields big. Salute to the brave troops.

It is not that it can do what concrete cannot. It is just that digging a tunnel under a mountain is much easier than making a mountain out of concrete.

And no bomb is irresistible.

Except copeium.

I doubt it's a recent thought, knowing civil engineers, they're absolute perverts when it comes to concrete.

The article is 3 years old

And I read that the US used more than half of its stock of these bunker-buster bombs in this attack, the largest conventional bunker-busters in existence. So they can't simply try again.

Why? The kinds of UHPC being discussed in the article weren't available even in the United States until the year 2000 but most of Iran's nuclear facilities were built between 1974 and 2005. Even their primary enrichment facility in Fordow, which was struck with MOPs, was started no earlier than the mid-2000s as it was still unfinished in 2009.

Basically the majority of Iran's facilities, even their major ones, are too old to have the kind of concrete being discussed in the article.

That's what they want you to think, but we have no evidence to either direction. And I doubt we will ever have a definitive answer.

My guess: that bunker buster attack was twice as successful as the missile attack on the the airfield in Qatar.

2 x 0 = 0.

Now accepting bets on when we will find out that Trump had a secret call with Ali Khamenei where they negotiated the whole thing ahead of time, thus explaining the movement of the Uranium out of the facility, the movement of our servicemen out of the airbase, etc. etc.

I mean they usually only do about 30 damage anyways.

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