US Bombers Head to UK Bases for Iran Strike

0:00On March 6th, U.S. Air Force heavy bombers, including B1s, B2s, and B52s, are heading to British bases like ARIA Fairford and the Eagle Garcia and the Chagos Islands. This move signals President Trump's promised major strike on Iran, which he calls the big one, could happen any hour now. These stealth bombers, each costing up to $2 billion, pack the world's heaviest missiles for long-range undetected missions. They follow last week's initial U.S. and Israeli attacks under Operation Epic Fury, which killed Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, and top. Military figures. President Trump warned Iran hasn't felt the full force yet, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegsef said RAF bases will host more fighter squadrons and frequent bomber runs for defensive strikes. U.K. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer finally approved access after delays, a may talk of deploying the Tenton Mother of all bombs on tunnels and bunkers.

1:01Reactions are sharp, with Trump blasting Starmer as a loser for holding back offensive action and slow evacuations from the region. U.K. critics like Pretty Patel and Nigel Farage slammed the government as feeble, especially after an Iranian drone hit a Cyprus RAF base and allies turned, to France and others for help. Britain is now rushing four typhoon jets to Qatar and the warship HMS Dragon to Cyprus. Though it's week-slate, with bombers arriving soon in more drones, carriers, and subs in play, this escalation has the world watching Iran's next move closely. Buildings and Air Starts will attempts to storm south out of the capital thanks to the joint devastating dark traffic. But Bahma will only awaken – but still makes the movement so hot. With bombers arriving soon and more drones, carriers and subs in play, this escalation has the world-watching Iran's next move closely…