New Delhi. The battle between Iran and Israel continues. More than 600 people have died in Iran in the Israeli attack. At the same time, around 30 people died in Israel due to Iran’s missile attacks. Israel is almost bombing the entire Iran, but has not yet succeeded in destroying the Fordo nuclear plant in Iran. The US also wants to mix Iran’s Fordo nuclear plant completely into the soil. After all, why is Iran’s Fordo nuclear plant on the target of Israel and America and what is a big problem in destroying it?
The Fordo Nuclear city is 30 km north of Kom city of Iran. There are high mountains here. Iran has built a Fordo nuclear plant 300 meters below these mountains. Fordo is the only way to destroy the nuclear plant. Only 15000 pound bunker Buster bombs can destroy Iran’s Fordo nuclear plant in the US and Israel, but Israel does not have aircraft that can demolish the bunker bomb bomb of Iran’s Fordo Nuclear Plant to destroy Iran’s Fordo Nuclear Plant. The US will have to fight against Iran in association with Israel to destroy the Fordo nuclear plant. Now the world is eyeing US President Donald Trump.
America has a B-2 bomber. From which a 15000 pound bunker can be dropped on the Buster Bomb Ford atomic plant. The Fordo nuclear plant in Iran has thousands of centrifuge. Uranium is promoted only through centrifuge. Nuclear power plants are run from the enhanced uranium. Apart from this, up to 90 percent of uranium can be enhanced and nuclear weapons can be made from it. Recently, there was news that Iran has been able to enhance uranium up to 60 percent through its centrifugas. In such a situation, there is less fears that Iran is close to making nuclear weapons. Nevertheless, Israel and America want to destroy the Fordo nuclear plant. So that even if Iran is dreaming of making nuclear weapons, it can be completely eliminated.
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