How the US Bombarded Iranian Nuclear Sites without Detection
- On June 22, 2025, the US launched Operation Midnight Hammer, striking Iran's Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites with B-2 bombers and cruise missiles.
- The strike followed years of Iran secretly building hardened nuclear infrastructure, while US leadership timed the mission to coincide with stalled negotiations.
- Seven B-2 Spirit bombers from Whiteman AFB dropped 14 bunker busters, while more than two dozen Tomahawk missiles targeted surface defenses near Isfahan in a complex, stealthy attack.
- Initial assessments showed extremely severe damage at all three sites with no American casualties, and Vice President Vance said the strikes may push Iran back toward negotiation.
- Iran and Russia condemned the strikes as violations of international law, while the US stressed it targeted only nuclear facilities and seeks a peaceful resolution.
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How U.S. stealth bombers struck Iran's nuclear sites without detection
The operation relied on a series of deceptive tactics and decoys to maintain the secrecy, U.S. officials said hours after the attack, which was preceded by nine days of Israeli attacks that debilitated Iran's military leadership and air defenses.
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