English statement released by Israeli PM Netanyahu following US strikes in Iran: "Trump and I said that peace will come from strength. First comes strength, then peace."

Likely footage of US Navy-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles hitting Iran’s Isfahan nuclear facility, as seen from nearby:

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Movement detected from Iran. Possible strike

I don’t understand why some immediately jump to Iraq 3.0 or Afghanistan 2.0. These were targeted strikes and the world, especially the Middle East, is safer without an Iranian nuclear capability. Congrats to the warfighters that executed the mission 🇺🇸

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Nearly the entire available B-2 fleet was used in this gambit, if you factor in the decoys in the Pacific (were actually there?). A portion of the tiny fleet is down for maintenance or in depot at any given time, although they had time to ready what they could. One test jet etc.

And I say IF because there is a chance that they were never actually there. Maybe someone has more concrete evidence. Just something to keep in mind.

Saint1 It was 9 eastbound and six west. The ones going east met up with two flights of 5 KC-46s that came out of Ramstein and met them over France.

I haven't had follower growth like that in quite a while, thanks guys. I don't have anything to ask for, in a sense of financial support yet, but I would appreciate it if you stuck around for the plane pictures!

I swear this is the last B-2 post of the day from me but I had to share.

WATCH: B-2 bombers used in the U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities were spotted flying over New Jersey on Sunday as they returned to Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri.

Always love seeing and hearing the VMFA-112 Cowboys, US Marine Corps Reserve in our North Texas skies. The team did some live-fire training this past week. The takeoff to head to the range was captured by Carl Richards with the NAS JRB Fort Worth.

B-2 at sunset. You can see why they were using the BATT🦇callsign on those going east yesterday #b2

B-2 bombers land back at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, after about a 36-hour flight to strike targets in Iran.

The first of several U.S. Air Force B-2A “Spirit” Long-Range Stealth Bombers seen returning to Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri within the last hour, after completing a near 40-hour strike mission, during which they dropped 14 GBU-57A/B MOP (Massive Ordnance Penetrator)

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has now confirmed that the Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan Nuclear Facilities in Iran were targeted during last night’s strikes by the U.S. Air Force, with extensive damage being reported at all three sites, though the extent of the

Returning B2 flight changes frequencies near the East Coast: “BATT11 contact Washington Center 133.12, and thank you guys for your service.” 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Thanks to Sir Listenalot for finding this one.

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