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US DROPS SECOND-BIGGEST BUNKER BUSTER ON IRAN! GBU-72 penetrator hits coastal missile sites - first combat debut. Deeper kill vs old 28. GBU-57 (nuke-buster) still parked Missouri. Escalation notch turned. Biggest waits in reserve. Source: NewsForce

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