The GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) anti-bunker bombs were not used by the U.S. Army to strike the nuclear facility in Isfahan in central Iran, as it is located too deep underground.
This information was provided by the American TV channel CNN, citing sources. It is noted that such a strike may have been ineffective.
The publication also indicates that only Tomahawk cruise missiles were used to strike the facility in Isfahan.
Earlier, the Pentagon reported that B-2 Spirit bombers and GBU-57 bombs were involved in the attack on Iran.
