US EditionPrecise 14-Ton Antibunkers: That's How the U.S. Missiles Used to Attack Iran
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MILENIO U.S. used seven B-2 stealth bombers in attacks on nuclear facilities in Iran, said Joint Chief of Staff Dan Caine on Operation Midnight Hammer. The main attack group, consisting of seven B-2 Spirit bombers, flew 18 hours from U.S. mainland to Iran, with multiple resupplys in flight, adding: “Iranian fighters did not fly, and it appears that Iranian surface-to-air missile systems did not detect us during the mission,” at a press conferenc…
The United States has again demonstrated that when it comes to sending force messages, it resorts to its most lethal and advanced weapons. In an operation still wrapped in hermetism, but confirmed by former President Donald Trump through its social networks, poaching bombers B-2 Spirit would have been used to attack three key nuclear facilities in Iran: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. The president described the mission as “successful,” claiming tha…
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