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Possibly. It could also be evidence that the bombs didn't really do their job. Either they missed or the bunkers were fortified enough and/or deep enough to avo
by lolinder 1y ago
Possibly. It could also be evidence that the bombs didn't really do their job. Either they missed or the bunkers were fortified enough and/or deep enough to avoid even the bunker busters.
- bigyabai 1y agoIn Iran's defense, there was credible OSINT[0] warning of the B-2s taking off 12+ hours in advance of the strike. Iran knows what a GBU-57 is, the writing was pretty clearly on the wall that a strike was imminent. It's possible (though not guaranteed) that they simply relocated the enriched uranium before the attack. [0] https://x.com/thenewarea51/status/1936391071430308207 https://x.com/thenewarea51/status/1936391071430308207
- lolinder 1y agoYes, that too. It was in newspapers hours before the attack, so there's no way Iran didn't know it was coming.
- perihelions 1y ago> "there was credible OSINT[0] warning" That one was counterintelligence deliberately placed in OSINT to confuse Iran. The B-2's that flew west over CONUS in daylight, in plain view, were decoys on a wrong timing. https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/the-u-s-strike-on-iran-began-with-a-ruse-c7188cd2 https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/the-u-s-strik... ("U.S. Strike on Iran Began With a Ruse")