Why destroying Iran’s nuclear program is so difficult
On August 29, 2012, a KC-135 Stratotanker plane reorganizes a B-2 Spirit aircraft with a 509th bomb wing in Kansas.
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The DUBAI is looking at the possibility of seeing the most important nuclear facilities hit by an united Arab Emirates-Iranian American bombs.
On Tuesday, the White House officials told NBC News that US President Donald Trump thought a series of options, including a direct impact on Iran, and claimed that the American leader would not overcome Iran’s nuclear program or reach bombs.
Trump called on Iran’s “unconditional surrender”, and in an article on real Social, the US has the ability to assassinate Iran’s senior leader Ayatollah Ali Khaneii.
“It is an easy target, but it is safe there – we won’t take it out (kill!), At least not for now,” Trump wrote shortly after I declare a “total control” on the Iran airspace.
On June 13, the rapidly increasing conflict triggered by Israel’s surprise attacks on Iranian military and nuclear facilities increased, increasing oil prices. Initially, the encouragement of diplomatic negotiations with Tehran and Trump’s statements became increasingly threatening as a population for the future of the Middle East for the next step.
However, it is not an easy success to destroy the nuclear program, which Iran claims to be only civil energy purposes.
Iran’s most advanced and hardened nuclear facility is a Fordow factory in the northwest of the country.
The plant, which is the most likely target of an American strike, which was built underground underground and reinforced by concrete layers in a mountain, is not exceeded with any bombs other than the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetren (MOP). The United States is the only country in the world with this “Bunker Buster” weapon and the only country with aircraft that can carry and distribute it: B2 Spirit Stealth Bomban.
Iran’s retaliation attacks with ballistic missiles against Israel are seen from Israel’s Tel Aviv on 17 June 2025.
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This partly Israel has been so eager to participate in attack operations against Iran in addition to its defenders.
However, military experts say that there will be a strike in itself and there will be no one.
“You have two challenges at the National Defense University at Washington, DC,” So you have two challenges. You’ll have to drop two of these penetrator exactly the same site “and you probably need more than one bombing tour.
“And then, you can never be sure how much of the facility has damaged it,” he added, so the staff may need to be deployed on the ground.
“This makes me believe that Israel will ultimately control the air for these facilities and then take the forces of the soil forces on the ground, force the doors to the facility and then go and place explosive accusations, extinguish all kinds of intelligence they can get and explode from inside.”
Is it wider war for America?
Iran’s military capabilities have been seriously broken over the last few days by Israeli attacks, which have issued significant parts of the air defenses, ballistic missile batteries, command and control nodes, and dozens of best commanders.
Nevertheless, such a strike may trigger that Iran responds to Iran by responding to US assets in the region as embassies and military bases. Trump clearly stated that any attack on the US personnel will attract a violent American reaction, which will deeply draw the world’s most powerful army into a deeper regional conflict.
“Iranians pointed out that the American bases in Iraq are particularly vulnerable to Iran and Energy Counseling in Iran and Energy,” Iranians pointed out that they are ready to attack the bases in the region in case of attacking the domestic lands of the US. ” He said.
“In this environment, there is risk that an Iranian retaliation caused US wounded, killing US troops and forcing President Trump to expand the scope of the US action and, of course, to order additional strikes to Iran, and lead us to a potentially dragged air campaign.
Despite the enormous scale, des Roches said the GPU-57 Bunker Buster will not cause large-scale damage beyond the facility area. However, he added that there would be a “deep psychological effect on the Iranians”, which sees significant damage to the infrastructure of several nuclear areas in other parts of the country, and a risk of radioactive contamination.
Whether the Trump administration limits itself on targeting nuclear areas or expands operations beyond that – the Israeli government continues to be a call for a long time to see the desire to see the regime change for its enemy.
“I think Israel will end when Israel is sure that Iran has lost its ability to make nuclear weapons for a significant period of time, and that its defenses can return to Israel’s efforts to make Iran’s more efforts to make nuclear weapons, and that it can effectively disrupt it.”
Nuclear analysts say that if Fordow’s activity is put into operation, Israel’s attacks will barely slow Iran’s ability to build bombs. For this reason, decisions from the house in the coming days will be decisive not only for the orbit of Iran’s nuclear program, but also for the survival of the Islamic Republic regime as a whole.
The Iranian Project Director Ali Vaez, the Iranian Project Director of the Crisis Group, believes that even without a diplomatic street for an agreement with the United States, he can survive in Iran’s nuclear program and rebuild his nuclear program ”
“The war will close the door of the US diplomacy.” He said. “Trump can destroy Fordow, but Iran will not bomb the information already acquired.”
