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🚨 Breaking: 🇮🇷 Iran: Our missile sites are built inside solid mountains, hundreds of meters underground. It is not easy to reach these locations with conventional bombs. 🇺🇸 USA: With these highly secure, mountain-based facilities in mind, we have developed powerful ‘bunker-buster’ bombs like the GBU-76/B. Our objective is... show more

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Use your BRAIN! We have a lot of work to do2 months ago

Prove it. Talk is cheap, threats are a joke. Put up or shut up

Claudio Rinaldi2 months ago

I guess nothing can be done against bunkers designed to survive nuclear strikes

Bill Sheetz2 months ago

It is over Iran. You will soon learn.

DISCO DANCER2 months ago

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Yogi Suprayogi2 months ago

fuck isrewel.....Bravo Iran

Michael Ezra2 months ago

sure

Stalin Pedro2 months ago

Y saben si ya penetran 500 metros de profundidad?

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