Ryan Bodenheimer

Yeah, for sure.

And it's pretty interesting, too, how like the different bunkers themselves, there's there's depictions of how big they are.

I mean, they're under entire mountains.

So that's a hard problem.

Yeah.

And so we dropped bombs.

B-2 bomber dropped bombs on those in 2025.

Some of the locations around Iran.

But they were building a new underground bunker that was way deeper than those that might that a B-2 might not even be able to reach.

Holy crap.

And so again, that's why I think another part of this action taking place makes sense because if they're going to build one that even the B2, it's a 30,000 pound bomb that it dropped.

Jeez.

It's like the size of a skyscraper.

Yeah, and carry two of them.

And so it dropped those, and then those penetrated down.

I mean, the actual number is classified, how deep each one can go, but they hit the vent shafts.

So they didn't actually have to hit the uranium sites themselves.

They hit the vent shafts, which cool all the different inner workings of that system.

So we did that.

And now if they're going to build one that is, let's say it's like 500 feet underground, and the first one was like 200,