'Every Weapon Had a Target. None Missed': Pentagon Details Chilling Precision of Iran Strike

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The Pentagon revealed that every weapon deployed in the recent U.S. strike on Iran had a pre-assigned target — and none missed. Officials emphasized the unprecedented precision of the operation, which focused on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and command hubs. The statement underscores the effectiveness of American airpower, particularly the deployment of GBU-57 bunker busters, and suggests a major degradation of Iran’s strategic capabilities.    #USAttacksIran #FordowStrike #IranNuclearSite #TrumpIranStrike #IsraelAttacksIran #IranIsraelWar #USIranConflict #FordowFacilityHit #PentagonStrikeDetails #IranUnderAttack #IranNuclearCollapse #BunkerBusterStrike #IranFordowAttack #MiddleEastTensions #USPrecisionStrike  ~HT.410~PR.152~ED.420~GR.124~

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00:00Let me talk about the graphic a little bit.

00:02The GBU-57, which all of you I know know, is a 30,000-pound weapon dropped only by the B-2.

00:11It's comprised of steel, explosive, and a fuse.

00:16Programmed bespokely, uses effectively what tells the bomb when to function.

00:22A longer delay in a fuse, the deeper the weapon will penetrate and drive into the target.

00:31So on Fordow, in June of 2008, you can see these three holes.

00:37Depicted here is the main exhaust shaft with two additional ventilation shafts on either side.

00:44Let me talk about the graphic a little bit.

00:46The GBU-57, which all of you I know know, is a 30,000-pound weapon dropped only by the B-2.

00:54It's comprised of steel, explosive, and a fuse.

01:00Programmed bespokely, uses effectively what tells the bomb when to function.

01:07A longer delay in a fuse, the deeper the weapon will penetrate and drive into the target.

01:14So on Fordow, in June of 2008, you can see these three holes.

01:22Depicted here is the main exhaust shaft with two additional ventilation shafts on either side.

01:28The United States decided to strike these two ventilation shafts, seen here on the main graphic,

01:34as the primary point of entry into the mission space.

01:38In the days preceding the attack against Fordow, the Iranians attempted to cover the shafts with concrete to try to prevent an attack.

01:49I won't share the specific dimensions of the concrete cap, but you should know that we know what the dimensions of those concrete caps were.

01:59The planners had to account for this.

02:02They accounted for everything.

02:04The cap was forcibly removed by the first weapon, and the main shaft was uncovered.

02:12Weapons two, three, four, five were tasked to enter the main shaft, move down into the complex at greater than 1,000 feet per second,

02:24and explode in the mission space.

02:26Weapon number six was designed on each side, so there were six on each side.

02:32Weapons number six was designed as a flex weapon to allow us to cover if one of the preceding jets or one of the preceding weapons did not work.

02:56Weapons three was designed on each side.

03:03Weapons,s

03:03Maximum number six was designed on each side, so there was a soldiers on each side and we went in order to enter the aircraft.

03:09The new combat curve was designed to be set up in the mass.

03:12You can play a see of the scientists on each side, which were very large.

03:15Weapon seven viveres are designed when in the marathon of the current zuQue sire in the prime oneself,

03:18so we would love to keep an active model in order of the speedでした step.

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