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It is also thought to have drones, artillery shells and bombs capable of dispersing chemical and biological agents.
We could invent bombs capable of obliterating the entire planet, and place them in the hands of those desperate enough to detonate them.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has quietly supplied Israel with bombs capable of destroying buried targets, like terrorists' arms caches or perhaps sites in Iran suspected of being part of that nation's nuclear weapons program, American officials said Friday.
Last week, American officials confirmed that the Obama administration had quietly provided Israel with bombs capable of destroying buried targets, including sites in Iran that could possibly house such a nuclear weapons program.
Another major hurdle is Israel's inventory of bombs capable of penetrating the Natanz facility, believed to be buried under 30 feet of reinforced concrete, and the Fordo site, which is built into a mountain.
The role of armour has greatly declined since 1945 because aircraft, the greatest threat to warships, now carry guided missiles and bombs capable of penetrating the thickest deck armour that any viable ship can accommodate.
But it is not a true fusion bomb capable of the massive multi-megaton yields these bombs produce".
Imagine that Britain's visionary wartime leader had been presented with a potential time bomb capable of wreaking global havoc, although not certain to do so.
Last October, Mr. Nafis and the agent assembled a device that Mr. Nafis believed to be a bomb capable of crumbling the fortresslike Federal Reserve Bank building.
In Washington, an American official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Mr. bin Laden was no doubt interested in acquiring a "dirty bomb" -- a conventional bomb capable of spreading radiation.
The stockpile included a fully functional sodium cyanide bomb capable of killing hundreds, as well as neo-Nazi and antigovernment literature, illegal weapons, half a million rounds of ammunition, and more than 100 explosives, including bombs disguised as suitcases.
