Ayatolla Ali Khamenei
Today, around 04.30 am today, the US attacked three nuclear bases in Iran with a B-2 bomber. After this, the President informed the world. He then demanded Iran to end peace and war. At the same time, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenai has threatened America about this attack on the US attack. He threatened America and said that Americans should expect more losses and attacks than before.
Khamenei openly threatened America
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said, “Americans should now expect more losses and attacks than ever.” This statement is being considered a big threat to the US and it seems that Iran is no longer in the mood to stop peace or war, he can ever attack on American’s base. At the same time, the US President has also directly warned Iran.
America also threatened Iran
US President Donold Trump, through his social media account Truth, said that any Iran’s retaliation against the US would be responded to much more than what happened last night.
Where did the attack?
Please inform that Iran’s three nuclear bases were attacked. The US has attacked Iran’s Fordo, Natanj and Isfahan. Giving information about this after the attack, Donald Trump said that we have successfully attacked 3 nuclear bases Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan in Iran. After the attack, all the aircraft have now exited Iran’s air space. The entire payload of bombs is dropped at the atomic hideout of Fordo. All aircraft are returning safely. Congratulations to our great American warriors. There is no other army in the world that could do so. Now is the time of peace! Thank you for paying attention to this issue.
How many bombs were used?
At the same time, Trump while talking to Fox News said that 6 bunker buster bombs were used in this attack. Fox News’s host scene Haniti said at 9 pm immediately after EST that he spoke to Trump and told that 6 bunker Buster bombs were used at the Fordo facility. Haniti further stated that 30 Tomahawk missiles fired by American submarines 400 miles attacked the Iranian nuclear sites of Natanz and Isfahan.
(Input-AP)
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