Friday, April 14, 2017

The United States Mother Of All Bombs (MOAB) and The Russian Father Of All Bombs (ATBIP).

ICMS, Reports
By Tom Okure, Ph.D.

The US Air Force on Thursday April 13, 2017 bombed a network of Islamic State tunnels in Afghanistan using its largest non-nuclear weapon. According to the Afghanistan Ministry of Defense, the bomb nicknamed the Mother of All Bombs (or MOAB) killed 36 militants. The acronym MOAB actually stands for “Massive Ordnance Air Burst.” The bomb was dropped on Thursday at around 7.32 pm Afghan local time targeting a complex of tunnels in Achin district of Nangarhar province, where it is alleged that an Afghan affiliate of the Islamic State group has taken root and is operating freely near the Pakistani border.

Both the United States and the Russians have these monster bombs in their arsenal of non-nuclear weapons. President Vladimir Putin of Russia is said to have his own Father of all bombs at his disposal. The Russian bomb is said to be four times more powerful than US Trump’s Mother of all bombs (MOAB) that was just dropped in Afghanistan on Thursday.  The Russian bomb is termed “Aviation Thermobaric Bomb of Increased Power or (ATBIP).”

Comparatively, Russia’s Father of all bombs is filled with explosives said to weighs just 15,560 lbs but filled with 44 tons of explosives with 

temperatures when detonated much higher than that of the US Air Force Mother of all bombs which weighs an incredible 21,600 lbs but is said to be filled with only 11 tons of explosives. The staggering weight of the US bomb makes it bigger in size, even though the Russian bomb is more powerful.The accuracy of Russia's claims concerning the weapon's size and power have been questioned by US defense analysts. Nevertheless, if the Russian bomb is as destructive in explosive power as it is claimed to be, then the device would be the most powerful conventional (non-nuclear) weapon that currently exist in the world.


Both the Russian and the US bombs explode in similar fashion by annihilating anything within the blast zone, crumpling any existing buildings and creating huge explosions and aftershocks. 

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