The US bombed Iran's nuclear facilities last week. Whether the results were actually “completely destroyed” as the US government called it, raised questions in the US media. On June 26, local time, the US Department of Defense specially announced images of the test explosion of the GBU-57 giant ground drill bomb used to attack Iran's nuclear facilities in an attempt to prove its power in order to dispel doubts. However, the US media pointed out that showing these videos did not prove the effects of the Trump administration's claimed crackdown. Faced with questions from reporters, US Secretary of Defense Hegseth even said that if you want to know the real effects of the US military strike, it's better for the reporter to “bring a big shovel” himself to dig...

The US bombed Iran's nuclear facilities last week. Whether the results were actually “completely destroyed” as the US government called it, raised questions in the US media. On June 26, local time, the US Department of Defense specially announced images of the test explosion of the GBU-57 giant ground drill bomb used to attack Iran's nuclear facilities in an attempt to prove its power in order to dispel doubts. However, the US media pointed out that showing these videos did not prove the effects of the Trump administration's claimed crackdown. Faced with questions from reporters, US Secretary of Defense Hegseth even said that if you want to know the real effects of the US military strike, it's better for the reporter to “bring a big shovel” himself to dig...