BIG STICK: Wordless POTUS TruthSocial Post Shows MASSIVE Explosion — Here’s What We Know

A rich history of mean tweets shows us that Trump loves trolling on social media. But he almost NEVER posts a video with zero context or explanation. This post was different.

On Monday night, somewhere around 9pm Eastern, Trump posted the following clip of a very large ka-boom, with no explanation. Not a hint. Not a place-name. Nothing.

The fact that he let it stand on its own means it was significant, and it was left to the rest of us to go find out for ourselves what made that particular explosion different from all the others.

The size was a pretty significant clue.

So is this Department of War announcement:

And here is a little more context.

UPDATE: 🔴

U.S. forces struck a large ammunition depot in Isfahan, Iran, using 2,000-pound bunker buster bombs, a U.S. official told the Wall Street Journal. A high volume of penetrator munitions was used in the strike.

Contributed by @AZ_Intel_.pic.twitter.com/gu7KNu6UUY

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) March 31, 2026

Remember when CNN ran that video showing massive underground missile storage cities?

Imagine that… CNN has exclusive footage of Irans missiles from inside Iran.

CNN is running propaganda for the Iran regime. This is irredeemable stuff by them.

It's precisely why CNN is fake news!! pic.twitter.com/w5i8HeieAa

— J (@JayTC53) March 21, 2026

Here’s a daylight look at a similar site. (Click ‘translate’ to see the English text)

این تصویر ماهواره‌ای از کوه صفه در اصفهانه؛ جایی که به‌شدت بمباران شده. حتی تا امشب هم اگر دقت کنید، شباهت‌هایی به شهر موشکی یزد دیده می‌شه. تصویر واقعاً عجیبه مخصوصاً با توجه به اینکه کوه صفه درست کنار بخش‌هایی از شهر قرار داره. این سؤال پیش میاد که آیا ممکنه زیر کوه صفه هم سازه… pic.twitter.com/HUsO2iNCf5

— Farah (@dokhtar_iran4) March 31, 2026

Wouldn’t it be hilarious if Intel folks used some aspect of those reports — could be phone data, could be meta tags on the videos themselves — to triangulate where these missile cities were hidden away? Some kind of poetic justice in having their weapons stash being brought down by something as simple as the hubris of the regime?

And for anyone wondering if it’s a good idea that this regime is having the capacity and delivery mechanisms of their missiles systematically eliminated?

Maybe they should look at the civilian strikes Iran is hitting with cluster munitions that rain down bomblets across an entire neighbourhood, many of which lay dormant and explode without warning after the fact.