U.S. Military Uses Bunker Busters to Attack Large Ammunition Depot in Iran
On March 30, Xinhua News Agency reported from Washington that the U.S. military used a 2,000-pound (approximately 907 kilograms) bunker-buster bomb to strike a large munitions depot in Isfahan, central Iran.
The report cited a U.S. official who said that President Trump had earlier posted a video on social media showing the scene of the attack. The video, which had no commentary, displayed a series of massive explosions under the night sky, with thick smoke billowing into the air.
The report also stated that in the past month, the U.S. military has targeted over 11,000 Iranian sites, "focusing on Iran's offensive facilities."
The U.S. military conducted an airstrike using a 2000-pound bunker buster bomb on a large munitions depot in Isfahan, Iran, on March 30. This action was confirmed by a U.S. official and highlighted in a video shared by President Trump. In the past month, U.S. forces have targeted over 11,000 Iranian sites, emphasizing a focus on offensive military facilities.
- U.S. military used a 2000-pound bunker buster bomb to strike a large munitions depot in Isfahan, Iran.
- The strike was confirmed by a U.S. official and showcased in a video posted by President Trump.
- Over the past month, U.S. forces have targeted more than 11,000 Iranian sites, focusing on offensive facilities.