Us b-2 bomber
Iran Fordo Nuclear Site Attack: The US launched a fierce air attack on Iran on 22 June during the war between Israeli and Iran. From the US, it was named Operation Midnight Hammer. During this operation, the US Air Force used B-2 stealth bombers and dropped 14000 kg of heavy bombs at Iran’s nuclear bases. Now the American pilot, who was part of this operation, has told what happened when the bombs fell.
What did US Joint Chiefs of Staff say?
General Dan Kane, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that the crew members involved in the 37 -hour long operation Midnight Hammer did a great job. It was carried out by a large party of men and women. He has also shared the experience during the operation of American fighter pilot blowing B-2 stealth bombers to target Iran’s nuclear bases.
Never seen such a blast
General Kane quoted a pilot involved in the operation as saying, ‘I had never seen such a blast before. This was the worst blast in my life, when the bomb was dropped at the atomic hideout in Fordo, Iran, so much light and fire spread that it looked like daylight. ‘ Ken said that when the team came out on the mission, he did not know whether he would return home or not. It is a matter of relief that after executing the mission, everyone returned safely.
Iran Fordo Nuclear Site
Attack on Trump’s instructions
Three Iran’s nuclear plants Fordo, Natanj and Isfahan were targeted in the attacks on the instructions of US President Donald Trump. Among the three, Fordo was considered the most challenging, built within a mountain. It was strong to avoid almost every kind of attack. According to Ken, the Fordo Atomic Plant had two major ventilation routes, each of which had pitchfork -shaped design, with two small shafts. Just a few days before the operation, Iran tried to seal these vents from the concrete slab.
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