Satellite photo of Iran’s atomic hideout
America Strikses Iran Nuclear Sites: Till now Israel and Iran were featuring missiles on each other, attacking fighter jets or drones. But America also jumped between Israel and Iran’s war. He bombed three important nuclear bases of Iran. According to the information, the US also used Bunker Buster Bomb as well as Tomahawk cruise missiles for this attack.
How many bombs dropped on Fordo?
An American official told CNN that a dozen bunkers were dropped at Iran’s Fordo Atomic Hide. For this, the US used 6B-2 bombers aircraft. At the same time, atomic locations of Natanz and Isfahan were attacked with 30 Tomahawk cruise missiles. These missiles were fired from American submarines 400 miles away. At the same time, the US also dropped two bunker buster bombs at the atomic hideout in Natanj. However, the kind of attack that has been carried out can also pose a risk of radiation. But the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said that there were no signs of Radiash after the US attack.
Explain that in the early hours of Sunday, the US attacked Iran’s three nuclear bases and also warned that if it retaliated, more attacks can be carried out against it. Trump took this action without the permission of the Congress (US Parliament). The damage caused by this attack has not yet been assessed. The attack was carried out at a time while the war between Israel and Iran has been in battle for the last 9 days. Let us know about bunker bombs and Tomahawk cruise missiles.
Bunker Buster Bomb
Bunker Buster Bomb is a powerful weapon designed to penetrate bunkers or rigid goals built quite below the ground. These bombs are more deadly than traditional bombs. They enter and blast by entering their targets, causing great damage to the enemies and their equipment inside the bunker.
Tomahawk Cruise Missile
Tomahawk is a long distance missile. It can kill in every season. It is a subconnic (slower) cruise missile. It is considered one of the most infallible and important weapons of the US Army. It is mainly launched by the US Navy and the Royal Navy (Britain) to accurately destroy the enemy’s ground bases from warships and submarines.
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