US Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites with Israel

The United States, led by President Donald Trump, launched airstrikes on three major Iranian nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan—using B-2 stealth bombers armed with 'bunker buster' munitions. The operation, coordinated with Israel, was aimed at bolstering Israel's efforts to dismantle Iran's suspected nuclear weapons program. Trump declared the strikes 'very successful,' and all U.S. aircraft reportedly exited Iranian airspace safely, but the full extent of damage and casualties is yet to be confirmed. The attack follows failed diplomatic efforts and marks a shift from U.S. restraint to active military involvement. Iran has warned that U.S. participation could trigger widespread retaliation and potentially an all-out regional war, heightening global concern over nuclear non-proliferation. President Trump is expected to address the nation as the international community awaits further details and Iran's official response.