[Slapshot68]

Underground, heavily fortified, secret...

Yeah, their nukes are for electricity. Anyone who still believes that is lobotomized.

[Badeye]

‘fixed fortifications are monuments to man’s stupidity.’

George S Patton

[Izzy Dunne]

Maybe the radiation won’t get out when they conduct their first “experiment”.

[darkwing104]

I bet our weapon makers have already made the bomb that could take it out.

[nuconvert]

Like this is news?

[reagan_fanatic]

The new site in central Iran consists of a "vast underground area beneath the Karkass mountains linked to the surface by two tunnels and connecting with a third tunnel"

I have a feeling before too long, the U.S. and Israel be kicking their carcasses all across the Karkasses.

[Doogle]

they think

[TBP]

Bomb it now while it’s still in the process of being built.

[Fitzcarraldo]

I found this place on google Earth. The above ground facility is ringed by anti-aircraft batteries.

[Gay State Conservative]

So there’s not a single bomb in our arsenal or in Israel’s arsenal that can touch it? Not a ***single*** one?

[George from New England]

This is just a small version of what the Russian’s have in the Ural mountains.

Shush! We don’t talk about that - the ruskies are our friends now.

[SampleMan]

We may not be able to get a bomb to the bottom of it, but we can sure seal it up. Every underground facility has to have a way in. When that 20,000 lb penetrator crushes the first 1000 feet of that entry shaft, there will be a lot of lonely Iranian scientists and technicians down below.

[r9etb]

The new site in central Iran consists of a "vast underground area beneath the Karkass mountains linked to the surface by two tunnels and connecting with a third tunnel" to the Natanz nuclear complex 5km away, Mr Abrichamtchi said. "The site is protected against aerial attack. If Natanz is bombed, it won't be touched," he said. "

The beauty of underground sites is that they can't (necessarily) be bombed.

The problem with underground sites is that their entrances can be bombed.

[this is my name not yours]

The guts of the facility may be so deep under the mountain that they’re bomb-proof. However, the entrances and exits are most certainly not bomb proof. And what good is their facility once it’s completely sealed up under a mountain?

[joebuck]

Bomb-proof. Sounds like a bet to me.

[Senator_Blutarski]

Once completed, I suspect the US Military is ready to give it a thorough test.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Bomb-proof nuclear site

No such thing...

Operation Buster

Check out the Mk 8 and 11 Ground Penetrator Bombs here:

Chart of Strategic Nuclear Bombs

[cinives]

Since they’re building it with Russia’s help they’d better worry about some strategic failures at inconvenient moments ...

[darth]

We need to capture a small asteroid and fill reentry vehicles with rock in high Earth orbit. At 7000 meters/sec. they can’t bury it deep enough. If they dig deeper we use a bigger rock. See how I got my nickname? Its what my fellow engineers called me in the aerospace biz.

[N. Theknow]

Iran 'building bomb-proof nuclear site'

Send them a coupon for a free test.