This is How U.S. Plans To Destroy Iran's Underground Bunkers

Imagine facing an invisible enemy—a network of underground bunkers hiding missiles, drones, and military bases. That’s the reality of Iran’s secretive “Missile Cities.” In this video, we reveal how the U.S. could counter this threat. From advanced bunker-busting bombs like the GBU-57 and GBU-72 to cyber warfare and stealth fighters like the F-22 Raptor, America’s military strategy is built to dismantle Iran’s underground defenses.

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[johnlord]

A cave is a grave. Bunker busters installed with micro aluminum and magnesium creates a massive fireball and sucks up all air - blowing a massive shockwave of known PSI values that kill by shock, burning, and exhausting all air in a tunnel system.

[johnies]

We have more than what they are showing MUCH MORE !! That's all I can say !!

[bwmcelya]

I love these daydreams. The US military is quite superior to Iranian anything, and we’ll have no idea the plans. Neither does Iran. If this video is public information, imagine what isn’t.

[tee-steel.]

Anything under ground can be damaged. Take out ventilation and entrance points.

[navypowertv]

*I served in the US NAVY, from Arizona. I have to admit that the US Military is quite superior to any other country including Russia. So for Iran. It is just a matter of strategy.*

[yasin-uo]

i read more than 70 percent of comments! some random guys said iran have a weak air defense so i have question for you how possible for this weak air defense to hunt a global hawk at 2019؟؟؟

[benttouray]

Then what's holding American, America knows fully well Iran is not Iraq

[christaylor]

Remember 2 years ago when Israel destroyed an S-400 and a terminator with the F-35. What a beautiful idea of a jet destroying an Air defense system that’s supposedly unbeatable

[KanesTrades]

When Israel dropped like 80 2000lb bunker busters to kill that Hezbollah leader, it got me thinking that the penetrative depth limitation of a single bunker buster can be extended by simply dropping more bombs on the same spot at a certain time interval between bombs ..sooo after watching this video, I asked ChatGPT how many GBU-57s and how many GBU-72s it'd take to destroy Iran's deepest bunkers (which are apparently 500m / 1600ft deep) and after a bunch of calculations it came back with - around 10 GBU-57s or around 15 GBU-72s, and interestingly, it reckons you need to allow at least 10-15min between bombs. So Iran's deepest bunker's can indeed be directly destroyed (at least in theory) with conventional bunker buster bombs if you're prepared to drop enough of em on the same spot.

[TheMrCougarful]

Underground bases are only protection against satellite surveillance. Oh, they are also useful as tombs.

[Sadragoodarzi]

These are not underground bunkers... Actually they are under mountains 😂😂😂

[muztaggainz]

So if the outside runways are bombed, those planes can’t leave the hanger then 😂

[DB-zktw]

The fact that War and its weapons has changed from making big expensive stealth fighter jets to cheap ( in comparison) drones in my life time is both awesome and shit at the same time.

[h.n]

They always think theirs is the best, but realities shows otherwise, "iron dome"

[craigsavarese]

I thought the strategy of the B-21 carrying two GBU-57s was that if needed they could be staggered. The second hitting the hole created by the first one, thus greatly increasing the combined penetrated depth.

[judithhickey]

This is ridiculous how much of this has America paid for

[gfresh]

I’ve been listening to this channel for a while now and I’m beginning to notice some discrepancies of information. For example, at the 4 min 52 sec mark the narrator states Iran has hundreds of S300 air defense systems. Yet, we’ve recently heard that Israel blew up the four S300 systems Iran had. It doesn’t sound realistic that Iran had “hundreds of S300s”.

[johnclarke]

Your skyhook comment reminded me of something we used to do to young Corporals. I would send them down to supply to get two things - a skyhook and a can of RF grease. They would go down to supply and the Supply Sergeant would tell them they were out of both items. We all had a good laugh because there are no such things. 😊

[wilfredjohn]

So much money spent for purposes of destruction. What a foolish waste of resources.when will this madness end.

[richbrown]

NGL I don't think any of us should be underestimating Irans capabilities after seeing those air defence footage and the hypersonic missile the houthis fired recently. Fascinates me how these countries with low defence budgets are making major leaps in tech (Russia as the main example).