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🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 ISRAEL VS IRAN: HOW BUNKER BUSTERS HUNT DEEP UNDERGROUND TARGETS Bunker busters are designed to destroy hardened or deeply buried targets, like underground military bunkers. Advanced versions go beyond traditional fuses - equipped with microphones and microcontrollers, they listen for floor changes and count them to detonate at... show more

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Kekaius1 year ago

@MarioNawfal In war, technology advances relentlessly. Bunker busters seek justice beneath the earth. Yet, true honor lies in peace. Fiat justitia ruat caelum. The Prophecy Of Kek shall be fulfilled.

Saggezza Eterna1 year ago

Mario Nawfal’s breakdown of bunker busters reveals why Israel’s strikes on Iran’s underground facilities sting so hard, and Trump’s backing of Jerusalem signals a new era of unflinching resolve. First, these advanced bombs, counting floors with microphones to detonate deep, obliterated Iran’s Natanz nuclear site in 2024, delaying their nine-warhead potential—Israel’s precision protects the free world. Second, Trump’s America First doctrine rejects Obama-era appeasement, empowering allies like Israel to hit hard while the U.S. avoids quagmires. Third, Iran’s 270 missile attacks on Israel since June 2024 justify this response; the ayatollahs’ cries of victimhood fool no one. Conservatives cheer strength over weakness. For more hard-hitting insights, follow @finaltelegraph .

Archus1 year ago

The bomb shown in the second clip is a MOAB not a GBU

Dogs On Mars1 year ago

Here is a 10 minutes video that goes into extensive detail about Bunker busters.

BraveTom1 year ago

Uncle Sam will borrow they will strike

Janet™1 year ago

Trump’s push for advanced bunker busters gives Israel a critical edge against Iran’s deep underground nuclear facilities. These smart bombs, with microphones and microcontrollers, count floors to detonate at the perfect depth, ensuring maximum destruction of hardened targets. His support strengthens Israel’s defense against Iran’s threats.

Conservative Waters1 year ago

It's amazing how deep the bunker busters can penetrate.

Llodroxx1 year ago

the real bunker buster.

Doc1 year ago

Nice little arch it, how does it fair with mountains 🧐

Zartash 🦍1 year ago

Did US gonna do this for Israel ?

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2,870,845 views • 2 years ago

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