President Donald Trump has refused to say whether the US will use direct soldiers against Iran to prevent it from getting a nuclear weapon, but a top safety expert sounds alarm that excluding Iran’s nuclear threat is “a job that only the US can do.”
Israel launched a series of strikes against Iran that started on Thursday at night and according to the UN nuclear watchdog, the underground structures of the Natanz nuclear facility, about 36 feet underground, saw ‘direct impact’ of the strikes, although the size of the damage remains unclear.
However, Israel did not hit the Fordow fuel enrichment installation – which is believed to produce a nuclear core head in just two to three days, according to the Institute for Science and International Security – probably because Israel does not possess that the military possibilities it would be to caves to the Fordow’s facility.
A map shows the location of the Fordow fuel enrichment installation, which is buried under the ground for up to 300 feet and is considered the “most dangerous” nuclear site of Iran. (Muhammed Ali Yigit/Anadolu via Getty images)
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The Fordow nuclear facility is supposed to be the most heavily protected nuclear site of Iran, deeply built into Bergront With around 3,000 centrifuges.
The only way to penetrate this facility can be by using a bomb of 30,000 pounds, known as the “Bunker Buster”, a GBU-57A/B massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) that is specifically designed to penetrate deeply buried goals, although even this option is estimated on a range of about 200 foot, according to according to To open public information.
An Air Force B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber performs a viaduct on 25 October 2015 in the Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Alabama. ((AP Photo/Mark Almond, File))
Dubowitz explained that “real damage” more than just bunker-busting ammunitions are required, including “stealth delivery platforms such as the B-2 Spirit bomber to urge advanced anti-aircraft weather” as well as precision intelligence, supervision and receponance (ISR) “” “
An infographic with a Maxar satellite image on 15 June 2025 shows damage to the Natanz Uranium Enrichment site in the center of Iran after the strike of Israel. (Clea Peculier, Valentina Breschi/AFP via Getty images)
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“It is F-35i Adirs and F-15i Ra’am’s can cause serious damage to Fordow to penetrate Fordow completely outside the current Israeli capacity without American cooperation or creative alternatives such as internal sabotage or specialized ammunition,” he added.
On Tuesday, Trump took socially on the truth to praise the capacities of the US Army and to say: “We now have complete and total control over Iran. Iran had good sky trackers and other defense equipment, and much of it, but it is not compared to American, conceived and manufactured” stuff. ”
“Nobody does better than the good ol” USA, “he added.
Earlier on Monday, the President said reporters that he “didn’t want to talk about it” when he was asked what would be for the US to “be directly involved” in the Israel-Iran conflict.
However, he left the G7 meeting in Canada for a day to tackle the current conflict and told reporters on board Air Force One that he is looking for a “real end” to the conflict.
“I don’t look at a ceasefish. We look at better than a cease -the fires,” he said, adding to it, “I’m not too much in the mood to negotiate.”
Trump is expected to be in the situation today in the situation, but any upcoming attack by the US or Israel on Iran will remain unconfirmed.
President Donald Trump speaks with reporters while flying on board Air Force One on the way of Calgary, Canada, to a joint basis Andrews, Maryland, at the end of Monday, June 16, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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Israeli ambassador in the United Nations Danon told Danon on Tuesday “Fox and Friends” that while we speak, our aircraft, our Air Force now acting in Iran, “Adding it:” We have very impressive results on the ground. ”
“We will continue, and you will see more results. But you know when you look and compare at the side of Israel[d] On the side Iran we are a small country … 9 million people compared to 90 million Iranians, “he added.” So we have limited possibilities, but we’ll be high. ”
