US Joins Israel in Coordinated Strikes on Multiple Iranian Nuclear Sites

President Donald Trump announced that the United States joined Israel in launching military strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities located at Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, marking the official entry of the US into the Iran-Israel conflict. The US military deployed B-2 stealth bombers carrying 15-ton bunker-buster bombs and fired 30 Tomahawk cruise missiles from submarines to target these sites, with all aircraft safely returning after the attacks. Israel was informed in advance and coordinated fully with the US on the strikes, as confirmed by Israeli officials and reports. The Trump administration's operation aimed to significantly degrade Iran's nuclear capabilities, with the Fordow facility reportedly destroyed. Additionally, the Israel Defense Forces conducted strikes on a military site in southwestern Iran targeting missile launchers and radar detection systems, further escalating the conflict. These coordinated military actions underscore the intensifying tensions in the Middle East as the US and Israel act against Iran's nuclear program.