US reportedly moving B-2 bombers to Guam as Trump considers Iran strikes | US military

Two US US officials told Reuters on Saturday, carrying the US B-2 bombardment planes to the Pacific Island Guam.

It was unclear whether the distribution of bomber was due to the Middle East voltages.

The B-2 is designed to carry the US 30,000 LB GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator and to destroy its targets deeply underground. This is the weapon that experts can be used to enter Iran’s nuclear program, including Fordow.

Speaking about the status of anonymity officials, refused to explain more details. An official said that no further orders were given so that he should not move the bombing planes beyond Guam. They didn’t say how many B-2 bombers were moved.

Pentagon did not respond immediately to the request for comments.

Experts and officials closely watch B-2 bombardment planes to see if the US British military base in the Indian Ocean island Diego Garcia will pass. Experts say Diego Garcia is an ideal position to operate in the Middle East.

The United States was replaced by a B-52 bombardment plane until last month in Diego Garcia.

Israel said on Saturday that he had killed a senior Iranian commander during the attacks of both sides during the air war for more than a week, and that Tehran would not negotiate on his nuclear program when he was threatened.

Israel says Iran is on the verge of developing nuclear weapons, and that Iran’s atomic program is only for peaceful purposes.

Trump said that it would take up to two weeks to decide whether the United States will enter the Israeli conflict on the Israeli side.

Reuters reported that a large number of tanker planes, including the deployment of more fighter jets this week, have moved to Europe and other military assets.

A aircraft carrier in Indo-Pacific is going to the Middle East.