Overview
- Multiple B-2 stealth bombers flew to Andersen Air Force Base in Guam on Saturday with no further mission orders assigned.
- Eight aerial refueling tankers took off from Oklahoma, conducted a round-trip flight across the Midwest, and then returned to their base.
- Each B-2 can carry two 30,000-pound Massive Ordnance Penetrator bombs and could remain stationed on Guam for an extended period.
- Officials have offered no confirmation of a target, but some analysts speculate the deployment could prepare for a strike on Iran’s Fordow underground enrichment facility.
- President Trump has held multiple national security meetings this week and plans to decide on possible military action against Iran within two weeks.