In a new and unprecedented military operation in Iran, the United States has reportedly launched a series of devastating strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
According to intelligence sources, B-2 Spirit stealth bombers dropped a total of 14 GBU-57 “Massive Ordnance Penetrator” bombs—each weighing 30,000 pounds—directly onto the heavily fortified Fordow nuclear facility.
These advanced bunker-buster bombs, capable of penetrating deep underground structures, were used to obliterate Fordow, a site believed to house key components of Iran’s uranium enrichment program.
Simultaneously, U.S. Navy submarines reportedly launched 30 Tomahawk cruise missiles targeting additional nuclear facilities in Natanz and Isfahan. These precision-guided missiles are said to have struck critical infrastructure with high accuracy, further crippling Iran’s ability to sustain its nuclear ambitions.
Adding to the aerial offensive, B-2 bombers also deployed two more GBU-57 bombs on the Natanz facility, reinforcing the scale and intent of the coordinated strike.
Military analysts suggest that the sheer magnitude and precision of the operation indicate months of planning and signal a stark message to Tehran and the international community. Initial assessments point to the near-total destruction of Iran’s known nuclear sites.
Iran has yet to release an official statement, and the full scope of the damage remains unconfirmed. However, early indications suggest that Iran’s nuclear capabilities may have been effectively dismantled in one of the most significant strikes in recent military history.
This developing story marks a pivotal moment in Middle East geopolitics. Stay tuned for updates as global leaders respond to this high-stakes escalation.
