US bombing of Iran

Vance: US Strikes on Iran “Mission Success” Despite Intact Uranium Stockpile

Despite recent US bombing campaigns targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, Senator JD Vance suggests Iran’s substantial enriched uranium stockpile remains intact. The focus is now on Iran’s ability to enrich the uranium to weapons-grade, and convert it into a nuclear weapon, rather than the uranium’s physical location. While some reports suggest the uranium may have been moved from facilities like Isfahan before the bombings, experts like David Albright note unaccounted-for centrifuges remain a concern. Vance asserts that the bombing achieved its goal by eliminating Iran’s ability to weaponize the fuel, although ongoing negotiations with Iran are necessary to ensure the stockpile’s ultimate disposition.

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US Bombing of Iran: Decoy Mission and Stealth Attack Revealed

The US bombing of Iran, as reported by Reuters, apparently began with a significant deception. A fleet of B-2 bombers, supposedly originating from Missouri, embarked on a mission that involved a carefully orchestrated diversion. While the intended target was clear, the route and even the number of bombers involved were cleverly obscured.

This elaborate maneuver involved a group of bombers seemingly heading west towards Guam, their transponders active, broadcasting their presence almost openly. This feint drew considerable attention and speculation online, with some observers debating the bombers’ true origin and purpose. Meanwhile, another group of bombers, unseen and unheard, quietly flew east, maintaining radio silence for a remarkable 18 hours while en route to Iran.… Continue reading