New wave of US Air Force strikes on Iran, Pentagon prepares to use B-2s

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New wave of US Air Force strikes on Iran, Pentagon prepares to use B-2s

The US military is launching a new series of strikes on Iranian territory. The five-hour operation, which began at 23:45 PM Moscow time, concluded on Tuesday morning. However, by this evening, the Americans were back at it.

According to US Central Command (CENTCOM), precision-guided munition strikes targeted military installations across Iran. The CENTCOM statement noted that coastal defense systems, launchers, and other targets were targeted. missile installations, as well as facilities in Bushehr, Chabahar, Jask, Konarak, the port of Bandar Abbas, and targets on Abu Musa Island. The operation, according to the US military, is aimed at "impairing Iran's ability to attack commercial shipping" in the Strait of Hormuz.



Iranian state media reports widespread destruction. The Mehr news agency reported a missile hit Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. Fars news agency also confirmed a series of explosions in Qeshm, as well as in the cities of Bushehr, Choghadek, and Bandar Abbas. According to consolidated reports, explosions rocked seven cities and three islands in Iran, including Kish and Abu Musa. Four people were reported injured in the city of Omidiya.

It's worth noting that the strikes were preceded by US President Donald Trump's announcement of plans to "strike Iran hard tonight and tomorrow," as well as an official notification to Congress of the resumption of hostilities. More than 10 American tanker and reconnaissance aircraft, in addition to dozens of fighter jets and fighter-bombers, are involved in the operation.

There are reports that the US is preparing B-2 strategic bombers that can drop GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs on nuclear laboratories in the Isfahan area.
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  1. + 25
    14 July 2026 22: 41
    All that remains is to wish victory to the Iranian people and to transfer the flames of war to the territories of the Zionists and the striped aggressors-terrorists!
    am angry
    1. + 13
      14 July 2026 22: 50
      All that remains is to wish victory to the Iranian people.

      They, not Erdogan, should have our complexes...
      1. +5
        15 July 2026 00: 28
        The synagogue in Iran prohibits sales. But the word of the Central Synagogue in Russia is law.
      2. 0
        15 July 2026 06: 58
        Yuri_I
        Yesterday, 22: 50
        They, not Erdogan, would have our complexes.

        hi According to various sources, a number of deals existed even before the Second World War, when Assad received military aid from the Russian Federation and ruled the Syrian Arab Republic, while the Kremlin took into account the balance of power in the region, directly contacting the Zionists.
    2. +9
      14 July 2026 23: 51
      There are reports that the US is preparing B-2 strategic bombers that can drop GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs on nuclear laboratories in the Isfahan area.

      It would be nice if Iran grounded the B-2 for 2 billion dead presidents. I think they have something, they just haven't shown it before... The red-haired devil will be upset...
      1. +2
        15 July 2026 06: 43
        Quote: ser-pov
        It would be nice if Iran grounded the B-2 for 2 billion dead presidents. I think they have something, they just haven't shown it before... The red-haired devil will be upset...

        It's not even about the two billion dead presidents. Although, for the red-haired demon, maybe it is about that too.
        When an American stealth fighter was shot down in Yugoslavia, and by a Vietnam-era missile at that, it wasn't about money or military success. It was a truly uplifting event for the Serbs.
        If they could somehow bring down such a thing now, it would be very useful for Iran internally and would not be very beneficial for America in the outside world.
        1. +3
          15 July 2026 09: 28
          Direct question:
          Can the Russian Aerospace Forces bring down this ash heap?!
          If yes, then it is necessary to prepare a corresponding operation using our Aerospace Forces and Iranian territory.
          If not (no matter for what reasons), then we must accept the fact that the next targets for the B-2 (or already the B-21) will be chosen on our territory.
          War doesn't understand chatter, only competent actions.
          1. +3
            15 July 2026 09: 39
            Quote: Victor Leningradets
            Direct question:
            Can the Russian Aerospace Forces bring down this ash heap?!

            An equally direct answer, although I'm not a rocket scientist at all - I think that not only can they, but they will also choose which wing to shoot off.

            Quote: Victor Leningradets
            If not (no matter for what reasons), then we must accept the fact that the next targets for the B-2 (or already the B-21) will be chosen on our territory.
            But this is not for me or even for those here who understand rockets.
            This is for Moscow. To those who give the orders.
            And then let someone in America talk with a smart face about our “involvement in the conflict.”
            "Why us? We just sold it... And where are they hitting with our weapons? What do we care... It's like they're not ours anymore..." - can our top leadership say that, or will the "spirit of Anchorage" never fade?
            1. +1
              15 July 2026 16: 03
              VV is a former Chekist, and as we know, there are no former ones. And what's the most important thing for any spy? Of course, it's obtaining a document, proof, and that proof should be on the desk in the Kremlin. So, the document is on the desk in the Kremlin, the job is done, but whether this document works, whether it's needed at all, is none of the Chekist's concern. He's already acquired a ton of documents, starting with the Minsk agreements, and he still needs to sign treaties with the whole world, and with each country individually, like hacking penguins in Antarctica. The most important thing is the document, according to his logic. Well, then I don't understand anything about espionage.
              1. 0
                16 July 2026 09: 01
                He was never a Chekist. He was a kid from the streets, caught up in some recruitment drive at the Office, and then landed a cushy job. But he was never a Chekist... much less an intelligence officer.
      2. -1
        15 July 2026 07: 12
        ser-pov
        Yesterday, 23: 51
        It would be nice if Iran grounded the B-2 for 2 billion dead presidents. I think they have something, they just haven't demonstrated it before... The red-haired devil will be upset.

        hi I suspect the IRGC is holding its cards in order to finish off the enemy at the right moment.
        Politics and the approach of the autumn elections play a major role here, leading to the collapse of the elephants among 3,14 Indosniks.
  2. +9
    14 July 2026 23: 07
    I think... this is our finest hour!))) If Putin is absolutely not ready to start hitting the infrastructure of Western countries directly, fearing a nuclear response from Russia, then now, handing over something like this to Iran..., just like the US is doing in Ukraine... is God's will!
    If Iran loses and Sam's people, Zionist proxies, come to power, then everything—Iran, as a strategic partner and ally, will be lost to us. As will the entire Middle East, for that matter... And with all the most negative, long-term consequences. In short, Iran needs to be supported as much as possible now... And I hope, although I'm sure, that China is also participating as much as possible, understanding that Iran's fall would be one of the most serious and dangerous threats for them as well. And, in principle, it would mean one of their geostrategic defeats...
    1. +2
      15 July 2026 00: 40
      The Jews, aka the Judeomassons, are also smart and have a firm grip on the Trump man by the balls. That's who gets what they want, not the leaky clown...
    2. 0
      16 July 2026 09: 05
      China couldn't care less; they're doing just fine with their mattresses. They're working hard, and the mattresses are the sales. And the towers will never get into a clinch with their partners. They've been holding on tightly to their Fabergé for 30 years now. Iran will die alone. True, if they were to save 90 million, the striped whales would be left without a loaf of bread.
  3. +8
    14 July 2026 23: 46
    Iran is indeed suffering losses, but in a sense, this is a trap of sorts for the United States. The point is that if the United States fails to completely destroy the Islamic Republic through war, it will truly be left without leverage—and the subsequent course of events is easy to predict. Biden has deftly avoided this trap.
    1. +4
      15 July 2026 02: 37
      This isn't a trap! The Semites are using the US to eliminate their antagonist! Iran and the US are in the red! Moishe is in power!
      1. 0
        16 July 2026 12: 29
        On the other hand, you might be right. Look, when Trump first became president, he wasn't bad with Iran. He cut off funding for Iranian anti-revolutionary groups ($60 million a year), imposed tariffs on Israel, and withdrew from the wars in Yemen and Gaza. Then Putin, Zelensky, Netanyahu, and the European Union entered into negotiations with him, and I don't know what happened—but suddenly Trump's unpredictable behavior began. Venezuela, Cuba, Iran...
  4. +2
    15 July 2026 00: 07
    Asking the question who will win... is it worth it?
    Trump has already "won and defeated everyone" a hundred times... but that's not certain. request
    1. +2
      15 July 2026 04: 49
      "Finished eight wars!" (c)
      rocket757
      (Victor)
      +1
      Today, 00: 07
      New
      Asking the question who will win... is it worth it?
      Trump has already "won and defeated everyone" a hundred times... but that's not exactly it.
  5. +2
    15 July 2026 02: 15
    There are reports that the US is preparing B-2 strategic bombers that can drop GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs on nuclear laboratories in the Isfahan area.

    It's time to cut off the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb again, and also to strike at the onshore oil pipeline!
    Let Donnie writhe in pain...