Full coverage · Security · Updated 23 Jul, 08:16
US Uses B-1 Bomber in New Strikes on Iran Amid Rising Tensions The US used a B-1 bomber in recent strikes on Iran, hitting multiple military targets including border areas near Iraq and Kuwait. Iran reported casualties and warned of further actions, while the US continues to deploy forces and maintain high alert amid escalating tensions.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 US employed a B-1 bomber in recent airstrikes on Iran, marking a major escalation. 02 Targets included border areas near Iraq and Kuwait, with two reported Iranian deaths. 03 US Central Command confirmed 12 consecutive nights of strikes on Iranian military sites. 04 Iran accused the US of violating Kuwait's sovereignty and threatened ground action. 05 The B-1 bomber can carry large payloads and stay long over combat zones. 06 US is deploying special forces and maintaining high alert amid rising tensions. Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist , the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original The coverage
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