The Lebanese army found an unexploded American MK-84 bomb in the suburbs of Beirut
In the suburbs of Beirut, after the bombing, the Lebanese army discovered an unexploded American MK-84 aerial bomb weighing 907 kg. The bomb from the Mark 80 series has tremendous destructive power and is capable of piercing metal and concrete.
The Lebanese army reported the discovery of an unexploded American MK-84 aerial bomb in the suburbs of Beirut. The bomb was found after a recent bombing that caused significant destruction in the region. The MK-84, weighing 907 kg, belongs to the Mark 80 series and is known for its enormous destructive power. It has a length of 3.84 meters, a diameter of 460 mm and is capable of piercing up to 38 cm of metal or 3.4 meters of concrete. Experts note that such unexploded ordnance poses a serious threat to the local population and requires immediate neutralization. Lebanese authorities have urged residents to exercise caution and report any suspicious items to the appropriate services. The discovery of the MK-84 highlights the dangers faced by civilians in the conflict zone.
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