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🚨BREAKING: It’s happening. New open-source intel shows six B-2 stealth bombers from Whiteman AFB en route to a U.S. base in Guam—each capable of carrying 15-ton bunker busters designed to hit deeply fortified targets like Iran’s Fordow nuclear site. 💣👀 At the same time, a second U.S. aircraft carrier... show more

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kekius tees1 year ago

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Project Constitution1 year ago

Here we go...

🇺🇲 FJHalle 🇺🇲1 year ago

FOX NEWS STUPIDITY! Planes can literally head in millions of directions from a base in Missouri. How in the Hell can they tell that they are going to Guam and not San Diego? How do they know that they won't make a 180 degree turn and land back exactly where the took off?

Beachguy9041 year ago

Six pack of B-2s coming your way Khomeini

nope1 year ago

@WTFoxtrot10 Sooooooo Israel owns us ? Awesome 🙁

Ramira Iva1 year ago

@TRUMP_ARMY_ Israel dragged the USA into World War III !

MernDawg 🇺🇸 🐶1 year ago

Iran is toast

MVP1 year ago

They are getting ready. DJT did say WITHIN two weeks. Doesn’t seem they want do back down. Oh well. Scary.

J A M I.Q1 year ago

Why??? Your enemy is already inside your country and the first bunker buster to be used will be met with resistance and power that Americans have never experienced before. Hold tight, you should never bully the Persians or their allies. You're gonna need lots of luck BOOM!

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