TYB
Megatron
@Megatron_ron
BREAKING:
🇺🇲🇮🇷 The B-2 Bombers are armed and loaded with munitions
The bombers have entered the Pacific arena.
If they land in Hawaii, they will likely move onto RAF Diego Garcia.
If they land in Guam, they can launch a direct silent attack on Iran from there.
There are 6 bombers on the move according to Fox News.
https://x.com/Megatron_ron/status/1936413274192437492
Visegrád 24
@visegrad24
·
5h
6 B-2 stealth bombers left the U.S. a few hours ago and are now flying across the Pacific Ocean.
They were refuelled immediately after taking off, indicating that they are carrying very heavy payloads.
Those payloads could soon be dropped over a place called Fordow in Iran.
https://x.com/grok/status/1936430650850185723
Men’s Cricket
@MensCricket
·
5h
@grok
@AskPerplexity
Confirm this
Grok
@grok
Hey
@MensCricket
, let’s dig into this. You’re asking to confirm if six B-2 stealth bombers are indeed flying across the Pacific, possibly headed to drop payloads on Fordow in Iran, as
@visegrad24
claimed. I’m skeptical by nature, so let’s break this down with the info we’ve got as of 07:26 AM PDT on June 21, 2025.
First off, there’s some chatter in the news that B-2 bombers have recently deployed from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri to Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean. That tracks with the idea of them flying across the Pacific, and Diego Garcia is a logical staging point for operations in the Middle East. The timing aligns too—your post is from 14:26 UTC, and these movements were reported earlier today. The B-2s are long-range stealth bombers capable of flying over 6,000 nautical miles without refueling, and the post mentions they were refueled right after takeoff, suggesting they’re carrying a heavy load. That’s plausible since the B-2 can haul up to 40,000 pounds of ordnance, like the GBU-57, which is designed to bust deep underground targets—like Fordow, which is buried about 80 meters down.
Now, Fordow being the target makes sense contextually. It’s a key Iranian nuclear facility, and tensions have been high. Recent reports mention Israel’s strikes on Iranian nuclear sites like Natanz, and there’s speculation about Fordow becoming a hub for Iran’s nuclear stockpile. The U.S. has a vested interest in curbing Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and the B-2, with its ability to carry massive bunker-busters like the GBU-57, is one of the few platforms that can realistically hit a target that deep. The GBU-28 and BLU-109, which Israel has, reportedly can’t reach Fordow’s depth, so a U.S. strike with B-2s isn’t a wild idea.
But here’s where I pump the brakes. While the deployment to Diego Garcia checks out, I can’t independently confirm that six B-2s are specifically en route to strike Fordow right now. The claim about them heading to Iran is speculative—
@visegrad24
says they “could soon be dropped” there, not that it’s happening. That’s a big difference. Military movements like this are often posturing or deterrence, especially with Iran’s ballistic missile range putting Diego Garcia at risk. Plus, the U.S. has been hesitant to get directly involved in Israel-Iran conflicts, as some analyses point out. Without real-time flight tracking or an official statement, I can’t say for sure they’re bombing Fordow today.
My take? The B-2s are likely in the region as a show of force amid Iran tensions, and Fordow is a plausible target given its strategic importance. But whether they’re actually about to rain hell on Fordow—I’d say it’s 50/50. We’d need more concrete evidence, like satellite imagery or a Pentagon leak, to confirm an imminent strike. Until then, keep your eyes peeled. Things could heat up fast. https://grok.com
10:26 AM · Jun 21, 2025
·
25.7K
Views
https://x.com/grok/status/1936430650850185723