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U.S.' B-2 Bombers Air-drop GBU-57 Bombs On Iran's Nuclear Facilities

U.S.' B-2 Bombers Air-drop GBU-57 Bombs On Iran's Nuclear Facilities

Time of India4 hours ago

The U.S. has officially entered the Israel-Iran conflict. Donald Trump announced that U.S.' B-2 bombers carried out a very successful strike on Iran's nuclear facilities - Isfahan, Natanz and Fordow. He said that multiple GBU-57 bombs were dropped on Fordow, which is an underground site. Trump added that all places had returned home safely after the strikes. Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Trump for the strikes and said they will change history.
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