US-Iran War: America launches the deadliest B-1 Lancer bomber for the first time, massive bombing on Iran’s IRGC bases

US Strikes B1 Lancer In Iran: The ongoing conflict between America and Iran in the Middle East has now reached a very destructive turn. The US Air Force on Tuesday used its most lethal B-1 Lancer long-range bomber for the first time in a massive attack on the positions of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). This is the first time in this war that started again 12 days ago that America has sent this powerful bomber aircraft on a mission.

Destruction on IRGC military bases

According to reports, Iran’s military operations center, maritime capabilities centers, aircraft hangars, drone storage sites and military logistics bases have been targeted in this attack. The main objective of US Central Command (CENTCOM) is to completely destroy Iran’s ability to target ships in the Strait of Hormuz. This bomber took off from an airbase in Britain.

Why is the B-1 Lancer bomber so scary?

The B-1 Lancer bomber is considered the most powerful and heaviest-carrying aircraft of the US Air Force. This aircraft can not only fly faster than the speed of sound, but it is also capable of carrying two dozen 2,000-pound bombs or dozens of cruise missiles.

Its deployment in the battlefield is a clear indication that America is now expanding this military campaign on a large scale.

US Air Force B-1B “Lancer” Long-Range Heavy Bombers participated in strikes Tuesday against sites operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), in the first such strikes against Iran since the start of the now-failed ceasefire, US officials tell Axios. pic.twitter.com/xqdXCKD1i6

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Bridges and power plants will be the target

US President Donald Trump is currently planning an even bigger military operation against Iran. Trump has warned in strong words that if Iran does not stop attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the US could bomb Iran’s major bridges and power plants, including Tehran. In response, the Iranian regime has also threatened to target the infrastructure of Gulf countries.

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increasing tension in the area

Yemen’s Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have also launched attacks on Saudi Arabian ships in the Red Sea, threatening global oil supplies and increasing inflation. Although efforts are underway to stop the war through the mediation of Qatar and Oman, at present the Iranian leadership does not seem ready for any agreement. President Trump claims that Iran is suffering heavy losses in this war and will soon come to the agreement table.