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The U.S. military has developed strike plans that include potentially using the GBU-43B Massive Ordnance Air Blast (MOAB) bomb, known as the “mother of all bombs,” against Iranian energy infrastructure and nuclear sites, according to multiple U.S. officials who spoke to CNN. It would be the first use of the weapon in the Iran war. No order has been given and the plans are options should President Trump order combat to resume, before or after the midterms. The MOAB is the largest non-nuclear bomb in the U.S. arsenal. It weighs 21,600 pounds, is GPS guided and explodes above ground for a wide blast. One source said Trump ordered strike packages including “a lot of energy infrastructure” and a potential MOAB, worded as coming “prior to US retrograde in CENTCOM AOR,” a military term for withdrawing forces. A second source said plans for nuclear sites, including Pickaxe Mountain, explicitly call for it. CNN says the U.S. and Israel believe Iran stored nuclear program components there. The White House said it does not comment on sensitive military plans that “may or may not exist” and that Trump “keeps all options on the table.” The Pentagon said it plans for a wide range of scenarios. The U.S. last used the MOAB in 2017 against ISIS tunnels in Afghanistan. Afghan officials said it killed 36 fighters. Source: https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/15/politics/us-considering-mother-of-all-bombs-iran
HU Staff: Ariela Anís @ari.anis Nearly a month after a grand jury declined to file criminal charges in Nolan Wells’ mysterious July 4 death, his parents have released nearly 300 pages of phone records and Snapchats. The documents reveal what the 18-year-old’s friends privately talked about (leading up to, during, and after his death) and what they agreed to tell the police if ever questioned. ___________________________________________________ As we previously shared, on September 21, a Mississippi grand jury revealed their decision not to file any charges in Wells’ death. They said they found no foul play and no criminal or racial motivation. Instead, the jury ruled his death was “consistent with drowning,” the initial ruling found by local authorities in Horn Island. Wells’ parents, Christine and Elmore Wonsley, and their attorney, civil rights attorney Ben Crump, condemned the grand jury and district attorney. The family continued to speak out and release their own findings. This included an independent autopsy showing “blunt force injuries” to the back of the teen’s head and body. The independent autopsy also revealed there was no water found in his lungs, throat, or stomach — which would have been consistent with a drowning as pushed by local authorities. ___________________________________________________ By September 25, Wells’ friends boldly denied deleting any messages and Snapchats from his phone and argued they would file defamation lawsuits against Ben Crump and others spreading misinformation. As Wells’ parents continue to plea for his investigation to be opened, on October 8, President Donald Trump said, “We’re looking at” a possible federal investigation. On Tuesday (October 13), reports began surfacing about Wells’ parents releasing his cellphone records, including private messages from 29 group chats. In the 292-page report, it show Wells friends reacting to news and speculating about his death. It also included messages about them reacting to police contacting them and what they should say — like asking for an attorney. ___________________________________________________ Click the link in bio for full story 📸 Facebook / WDSU
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