What is the danger of attacking "Ku Klang" with the "mother of all bombs" for America? Financial Times: Given that Iran's enriched uranium vapors are buried under debris from previous US bombings, Trump has suggested the most likely new target is the deep underground facility known as Mount Pickaxe; a collection that has not yet been attacked. In October, Trump threatened to use the most powerful non-nuclear bomb in the US arsenal, the so-called Mother of All Bombs, or MOAB, against the underground facility. However, this 21,000-pound bomb is too large to be carried by conventional bombers and must be dropped from the cockpit of a C-130 slow transport aircraft; An operation that brings such a plane deep into Iranian soil carries serious risks. Analysts explained that the United States had used a different weapon called a "massive ordnance penetrator" (MOP) in previous attacks on the Natanz and Purdue underground nuclear facilities; A bomb capable of penetrating solid stone and concrete shelters./ Jamran.