Ryan McBeth

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The President's Daily Brief · PDB Situation Report | February 28th, 2026: Former MI6 Chief Sounds Alarm On Iran & U.S. Combat Aircraft Move In · 28 Feb 2026 podcast

Now, when you're talking about something like a uranium centrifuge, that thing is very delicate.

Those things probably all have to be refurbished or they have to be remanufactured because these are centrifuges.

They spin literally at the speed of sound to try to separate the heavier uranium from the lighter uranium.

So with something like that, it's not something you can just go down to target and replace, right?

Just like the planetary mixers.

We can't get a KitchenAid mixer and mix rocket fuel with it.

There'll be too many air bubbles in it.

However, there may be a point of diminishing returns in going after these nuclear sites.

Those may be reserved for heavy bombers, and the fighters will be reserved for targets of opportunity or IRGC sites

So perhaps after one or two days is not going to be a lot remaining from the nuclear program because we took out so much of it before.

And, you know, you can move rocks.

You can move one.

You're turning big rocks into some little rocks at this point, right?

So after that, you get the B-2s back at Whiteman and you continue on with the small tactical fighters hitting these targets of opportunity.

So that's probably how that sort of thing would roll.

Well, like I said, when it comes to obliterate, all right, if you drop a bomb inside a facility that has centrifuges and those centrifuges are highly sensitive pieces of equipment, you might not necessarily destroy those centrifuges as in blow them to bits.

But if you knock them all out of alignment and it takes two years to refurbish those centrifuges, you've effectively obliterated the site, right?

So I have no doubt that the bombs that were being used, I believe 12,000 pound bombs, essentially artillery shells or artillery barrels packed with explosives that can penetrate deep.

And the first bomb knocks the lid off the vent shafts.

It's literally the end scene in Star Wars.

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