Iran well dug in

• Part of Iran's missile complex lies beneath a granite mountain in Yazd, at a depth of approximately 500 meters. The most powerful bunker-buster bomb in the US, the GBU-57 MOP, can penetrate more than 60 meters of concrete, but this site is located at a depth of about 440 meters. The complex contains several tunnel entrances on different sides of the mountain and an internal railway system. The rock is approximately 300 million years old and significantly stronger than reinforced concrete. 
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• More than 600 schools across Iran have been destroyed or damaged, resulting in the death or injury of more than 1,000 students and teachers. The aggressors, who arrogantly shout "no mercy, no respite" and threaten Iran with attacks on vital infrastructure, have targeted hospitals, ambulances, medical personnel, Red Crescent relief workers, oil refineries, water sources, and residential areas. 
• The arguments for a ground attack on Iran are becoming increasingly absurd. US Vice President J.D. Vance claims that Iran was planning to use 'nuclear suicide belts' and kill tens of thousands of people, and therefore, it should be attacked.
• Meanwhile, over a million Iranian citizens have been mobilized in anticipation of a US ground operation Operation Mehr. According to information published in numerous foreign newspapers, citing several members of Congress, an attack on Iran may occur in the near future.