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| − | During '''Operation Midnight Hammer''' on June 22, 2025, [[B-2]] bombers reportedly launched from Whiteman Air Force Base in [[Missouri]], flying a transatlantic route over the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and [[Mediterranean Sea]], eventually entering [[Iranian]] airspace from the west or southwest. | + | During '''Operation Midnight Hammer''' on June 22, 2025, [[B-2]] bombers reportedly launched from Whiteman Air Force Base in [[Missouri]], flying a transatlantic route over the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and [[Mediterranean Sea]], eventually entering [[Iranian]] airspace from the west or southwest. Just before dawn on June 22, a coordinated strike began. U.S. B-2 bombers, [[F-35]]s, and [[cruise missile]]s targeted key elements of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, including Natanz, [[Fordow]], and a suspected new facility near Isfahan. Cyber operations and internal [[fifth column]] [[sabotage]] complemented the external attack. |
Revision as of 20:12, June 30, 2025
During Operation Midnight Hammer on June 22, 2025, B-2 bombers reportedly launched from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, flying a transatlantic route over the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, eventually entering Iranian airspace from the west or southwest. Just before dawn on June 22, a coordinated strike began. U.S. B-2 bombers, F-35s, and cruise missiles targeted key elements of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, including Natanz, Fordow, and a suspected new facility near Isfahan. Cyber operations and internal fifth column sabotage complemented the external attack.