India’s Underground Strike Plan with Agni-5 Bunker Buster Missile

 India’s Bunker Buster Missile Operation Against Pakistan

🖊️Auther: Sanu Diashi 

India’s Massive Underground Strike Preparation

India has launched an operation through which it can dig deep into terrorist nations like Pakistan and carry out attacks. India has thrown its full strength behind making this operation successful. It is guaranteed that what India is about to do will be 100% successful. In fact, India is building a bomb that can penetrate hundreds of feet underground and destroy nuclear bases. In this video, we will tell you what big explosion India is planning. Actually, India has learned a lot from the Israel-Iran war because in this war, after years, the American army directly attacked for the first time.

Key Learnings from the Israel-Iran Conflict

The most important lesson from the Israel-Iran war is that now is the era of air defense systems and ballistic missiles. The second biggest lesson for India is that the enemy’s nuclear bombs must be destroyed before they can react—especially those nuclear bombs hidden in underground facilities in terrorist countries like Pakistan. Just as the US used B-2 bombers to drop bunker buster bombs on Iran’s three biggest underground nuclear facilities, India is now preparing to do something similar.

India’s Target: Pakistan’s Underground Nuclear Facilities

India is now targeting Pakistan’s underground nuclear facilities. Reports say that India is building bunker buster bombs even more dangerous than those of the United States, which will penetrate the ground to complete their mission. According to reports, DRDO is preparing two new versions of the intercontinental ballistic missile Agni-5. This new version of Agni-5 will be capable of carrying 7,500 kg bunker buster warheads. The bunker buster version of Agni-5 will go 100 meters deep underground and destroy enemy nuclear systems, radar systems, control centers, and weapon storage facilities.

Power of India’s Agni-5 Bunker Buster Missile

To understand how dangerous India’s Agni-5 bunker buster version will be, consider this example: The most important nuclear facility of Iran, called Fordow, which the US destroyed, was located 60 to 70 meters—about 200 to 230 feet—underground. The US used a bunker buster bomb called the GBU-57 to destroy Fordow. The GBU-57 could penetrate 60 to 70 meters deep before detonating. That’s roughly the depth of a 20-story building. But India’s bunker buster bomb being developed will penetrate 100 meters—around 330 feet—deep before exploding.

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India’s Missile to Penetrate Pakistan’s Deepest Bunkers

If needed, Pakistan’s deepest underground nuclear facilities can be destroyed in just seconds. Recently, Pakistan has expressed concern that India may use bunker buster bombs similar to those used by the US against Iran. For your information, Pakistan’s underground nuclear facilities are located under the Kherana Hills and Chagai Hills. The Kherana Hills are in Sargodha, which is very close to India. During Operation Sindoor, there were some explosions here as well.

Threat to Chagai Hills Facility in Balochistan

It is still unknown who was behind those explosions. Additionally, Pakistan’s other underground nuclear facility is located in Chagai Hills, Balochistan, which is slightly more than 1,000 km away from India. So if India loads the bunker buster bomb onto the Agni-5 missile, both of Pakistan’s nuclear facilities can be destroyed in just a few seconds. Agni-5 strikes at hypersonic speeds of Mach 8 to Mach 20. Mach 8 means eight times the speed of sound, and Mach 20 means 20 times the speed of sound.

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Swift Destruction in Seconds

If an attack is necessary, India can destroy Chagai Hills using the Agni-5 bunker buster version in just 8 to 10 seconds. The underground nuclear facilities located in Chagai Hills, Balochistan, can be destroyed in just 2 to 3 minutes. India’s bunker buster bomb will drill into the ground and explode inside the nuclear facility.