US deploys stealth bombers to Chagos island

The spotlight is on Diego Garcia's air base in the Indian Ocean. The US is moving bombers and military aircraft here after Iran threatened to put them under fire

At least three B-2 Spirit bombers have already reached the strategic outpost between the US and the UK, as a warning to Iran.

B-2 Bombers Near Iran Are a Clear Warning, Not a Declaration of War

There’s nothing routine about B-2 stealth bombers touching down at Diego Garcia. The island—remote, fortified, and just within reach of Iran—is one of the most strategically important patches of concrete on Earth. When the U.S. sends its most advanced long-range bombers there, it’s not for a training run. It’s to make a point. And that […] The post B-2 Bombers Near Iran Are a Clear Warning, Not a Declaration of War appeared first on 19FortyFive.

B-2 Stealth Bombers in Diego Garcia Are a Warning to the Houthis and Iran – Center for Security Policy

Diego Garcia will soon receive an exponential increase in U.S. air power with the arrival of the B-2 bomber. Deep within the British Indian Ocean Territory lies a small island that has been strategically used as a joint American-British military base since the Cold War. Diego Garcia, an island of the Chagos Archipelago, will soon receive an exponential increase in U.S. air power as American B-2 bombers are headed to the Indian Ocean in an effort…

The U.S. military has stationed on Diego Garcia B-2-Stealth bombers and tankers. The island in the Indian Ocean is strategically important and could be used for attacks on Iran. An unmistakable threat to Tehran. Diego Garcia, a strategic island between Africa and Indonesia, about 1,600 kilometers south of India, is far more than just a point on the map: it is considered Washington's "unsinkable aircraft carrier" – and that's where the U.S. army …

CLOCK IS TICKING: U.S. Deploys Stealth Bombers Near Iran As Trump’s Deadline On The Regime Looms

The United States has deployed between five and seven B-2 “Spirit” Long-Range Strategic Stealth Bombers to the remote island of Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, a mere 2,000 miles from Iran’s doorstep. The bombers, launched from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, arrived under a shroud of secrecy, their sleek, bat-like silhouettes slicing through the skies as a silent warning to Tehran. According to a U.S. official who spoke to Axios on condi…