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Can US Bunker-Busters Actually Destroy Iran's Deepest Nuclear Site?

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Iran's Fordow nuclear facility has long been considered one of the most fortified underground sites in the world, posing a serious challenge to any potential military strike. A newer Iranian facility, referred to as Pickaxe, is reportedly built even deeper underground and reinforced with additional layers of concrete, making it harder to destroy. The Trump administration has signaled a tough stance on Iran's nuclear program, raising questions about the feasibility of military options. Analysts suggest that if Fordow was already difficult to neutralize, Pickaxe presents an even greater obstacle for US bunker-busting capabilities. The debate underscores the limits of military force in dismantling deeply buried nuclear infrastructure.

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