Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine

Weekly Review, by Harper’s Magazine

The United States struck three Iranian nuclear facilities with Tomahawk missiles launched from a U.S. Navy submarine and with the payload of seven B-2 bombers that flew in a 37-hour round trip from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, the longest B-2 bomber flight since American attacks on Afghanistan in 2001, in order to drop 30,000-pound GBU-57 bombs on the nuclear sites, marking the first use of the so-called bunker buster bombs in combat.1 2…