The Times: Iranian missile sites withstand US strikes

The article discusses how the Iranian regime has built extensive underground tunnels beneath their cities, capable of protecting their missile facilities from attacks, including bunker-busting bombs that U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to deploy. It explains that the U.S. Air Force only possesses conventional bombs that can reach limited depths of up to around 200 feet underground, making it difficult to fully penetrate the Iranian tunnels. Possible U.S. attacks on Mount Fash are expected to target energy supply lines or tunnel entrances, though their ability to disrupt them remains limited. Trump has stated that he is closely monitoring the mountain and plans to strike it, but even with the use of some "Midnight Thunder" bombs, there is no guarantee of permanently disabling the mountain.

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