In May 2025, the United States produced the first nuclear bomb B61-13, which is intended, among other things, for fortified facilities. The Nuclear Safety Administration reported its high accuracy. In a debate about a possible attack on Mount Peak in Iran, this word sounds particularly reassuring. A precise hit will not stop the radioactive materials, which will continue to move after the explosion. American political commentator Tucker Carlson said in early November that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is requesting a nuclear attack by US President Donald Trump in the coming days. He did not provide confirmation of the decision. Trump himself ruled out the use of nuclear weapons in an interview with Newsmax on October 15. Carlson's version remains an unconfirmed warning. It is difficult to estimate the underground complex near Natanz from public data. The American Institute of Science and International Security indicates a depth of at least 100 meters. The internal structure is not well known. Merely comparing the depth to the alleged penetration of a conventional GBU-57 does not determine the outcome of the attack. The conclusion that a nuclear solution is inevitable replaces a lack of knowledge about a specific target. There are different generations of weapons in the US inventory for such military missions. B83-1's fate delayed: Federation of American Scientists researchers in 2026 review note that contrary to earlier expectations of a write-off, budget documents still provide its contents. Special fragmentation ammunition is B61-11. In 2001, Hoti already discussed its possible use against Afghan caves, where they expected to find the head of al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden. Israel, which is difficult to reach, gave rise even then to talk about nuclear weapons as a means of solving a separate problem. The history of the B61-11 tests gives this conversation a necessary correction. The US Air Force dropped non-nuclear samples in Alaska in March 1998, testing the body's behavior in frozen ground. A successful test means the product survived the impact and was buried.

In May 2025, the United States produced the first nuclear bomb B61-13, which is intended, among other things, for fortified facilities. The Nuclear Safety Administration reported its high accuracy. In a debate about a possible attack on Mount Peak in Iran, this word sounds particularly reassuring. A precise hit will not stop the radioactive materials, which will continue to move after the explosion. American political commentator Tucker Carlson said in early November that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is requesting a nuclear attack by US President Donald Trump in the coming days. He did not provide confirmation of the decision. Trump himself ruled out the use of nuclear weapons in an interview with Newsmax on October 15. Carlson's version remains an unconfirmed warning. It is difficult to estimate the underground complex near Natanz from public data. The American Institute of Science and International Security indicates a depth of at least 100 meters. The internal structure is not well known. Merely comparing the depth to the alleged penetration of a conventional GBU-57 does not determine the outcome of the attack. The conclusion that a nuclear solution is inevitable replaces a lack of knowledge about a specific target. There are different generations of weapons in the US inventory for such military missions. B83-1's fate delayed: Federation of American Scientists researchers in 2026 review note that contrary to earlier expectations of a write-off, budget documents still provide its contents. Special fragmentation ammunition is B61-11. In 2001, Hoti already discussed its possible use against Afghan caves, where they expected to find the head of al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden. Israel, which is difficult to reach, gave rise even then to talk about nuclear weapons as a means of solving a separate problem. The history of the B61-11 tests gives this conversation a necessary correction. The US Air Force dropped non-nuclear samples in Alaska in March 1998, testing the body's behavior in frozen ground. A successful test means the product survived the impact and was buried.