US Deploys B-2 "Nightmare Bomber" for Strikes Inside Iran

Hello everyone and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. There was a major development late yesterday, late evening, as the United States deployed what we call the Nightmare Bomber. That's the B-2, which is known by the name by certain American pilots as the Nightmare Bomber. That's how it's known by American pilots, and the purpose of it was to strike Iran. The B-2 took off last night from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri. I was stationed in Missouri during my basic training, which is the primary now home of the strategic B-2 fleet. So here is the important thing. One of these aircraft flew a trajectory roughly towards Portugal and Spain near Gibraltar. And that's— I saw the flight tracking data. The important thing is that during this flight, the aircraft reached a designated communication zone, specifically the vicinity of— there is a small island called Santa Maria Station, where this plane executed some sort of a communication linkup. It was specifically this transmission that caught the attention of many, me included. Why? Because its signature clearly revealed that the aircraft was gearing up for maneuvers in the region, maneuvers it commenced sort of immediately after departing Whiteman Air Force Base. And the interesting thing also is that the plane didn't make any stop whatsoever— like stops in either European nations, Germany, England, Italy, or what have you. None. And the key component to this maneuver involved another aircraft that had arrived to Stuttgart, Germany. And that aircraft is the E-6B Mercury. Why is this important? Those who've been in the military, you know what I'm referring to here, because this one is very critically important platform responsible for maintaining communication while the US nuclear command structure— that's what it communicates with, with the nuclear, with the US nuclear command structures. The E-6B was, was present for this exercise, appearing on tracking, uh, sort of the feeds of the B-2 bomber, which established contact with it. Having flown from Germany to reach this specific zone. So two aircraft initiated their communication exchange. That tells you something is in the works, because the primary function, uh, for the E-6B Mercury is to serve as the sort of a communication relay for strategic bombers. That is the important thing about it. The other thing that caught my attention was the movement of a nuclear submarine, the Ohio class, which crossed Gibraltar as we speak. So, and, uh, because if you know about the fleet, this one here by the Ohio class, usually it is known for launching ballistic or nuclear missiles. So towards the target designated by the United States. So, and as I said, that's what surprised me was the movement of the nuclear submarine Ohio class, which is a major development. So I will be following this story. I will do a live stream and analysis for you within the next 24 hours, or 24 or 48 hours. I'm not certain yet. I'm waiting for confirmation of certain information. So I hope you can join me then when I decide on which day I'm gonna do that. And please, please don't forget to subscribe to my channel. I will greatly appreciate it if you want to hear more analysis. Look forward to seeing you next time. Thank you. Bye-bye.