American B-2 bombers roared back to Missouri, fresh from pummeling Iran’s nuclear ambitions, CBS News reported on Monday.
President Trump hailed the pilots as heroes, while progressive hand-wringers clutch their pearls over the decisive strike. This wasn’t a diplomatic tea party—it was a message.
Seven B-2 Spirit bombers, under “Operation Midnight Hammer,” obliterated three Iranian nuclear sites—Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan—while decoy B-2s flew west to keep Tehran guessing. Over 125 U.S. aircraft, including fighter jets and refuelers, joined the largest B-2 strike in history. The mission left Iran’s nuclear dreams in rubble, and the woke crowd predictably cried “escalation.”
Gen. Dan Caine, Joint Chiefs chairman, confirmed the bombers launched from Whiteman Air Force Base, flying east to Iran. Each B-2 carried two GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators, designed to crack fortified bunkers. No amount of UN resolutions could match that precision.
In just 25 minutes, 14 MOPs obliterated key targets at Fordo and Natanz. A U.S. submarine lobbed Tomahawk missiles at Isfahan, rounding out the trifecta. Iran’s nuclear sites didn’t stand a chance against American firepower.
“Operation Midnight Hammer was the largest B-2 operational strike in U.S. history,” Gen. Caine declared. That’s not just a flex—it’s a warning to rogue regimes everywhere. The left’s obsession with “de-escalation” looks laughable now.
Satellite images revealed massive craters atop Fordo’s underground complex the next day. Maxar Technologies’ photos showed Natanz and Isfahan’s facilities, including a fuel enrichment plant, reduced to twisted wreckage. Tehran’s nuclear bravado got a reality check.
“The damage to Iran’s nuclear sites was monumental,” President Trump stated on Truth Social. While globalists fret over “optics,” Americans see a commander-in-chief who means business. The mission’s success silences the appeasement choir.
Over 75 precision-guided weapons ensured no target was spared. The operation’s scale—125 aircraft, multiple strike vectors—showcased U.S. military dominance. Iran’s mullahs can’t spin this as a win.
“The hits were hard and accurate,” Trump posted, praising the military’s skill. Contrast that with the left’s endless apologies for strength. This was surgical, not reckless, despite what MSNBC might claim.
CBS News captured the B-2s touching down at Whiteman Air Force Base on Sunday afternoon. Pilots who risked their lives deserve more than a pat on the back—they’re the backbone of American resolve. The woke elite would rather lecture them on “toxic masculinity.”
“More than 125 U.S. aircraft participated in this mission,” Caine noted. That’s not just coordination; it’s a masterclass in power projection. Iran’s regime felt every ounce of it.
Trump’s Truth Social post was blunt: “Thank you for a job well done!!!” The pilots don’t need performative hashtags or virtue signals—they need a nation that backs them. Conservatives get that; progressives don’t.
Fordo’s craters tell a story of American ingenuity outmatching Iranian defiance. Natanz’s shattered buildings and Isfahan’s wrecked plant underscore the cost of testing U.S. resolve. Tehran’s nuclear swagger just took a permanent hit.
The decoy B-2s over the Pacific were a brilliant feint, keeping Iran’s defenses scrambling. While the left whines about “aggression,” strategic deception saved lives and secured victory. That’s called winning, not warmongering.
Operation Midnight Hammer wasn’t just a strike—it was a statement. America won’t cower to Iran’s threats or the woke crowd’s moralizing. Strength, not apologies, keeps the world in check.
