🚨🇺🇸 ☢️ U.S. "Doomsday Plane" E-4B Nightwatch redeployed near Washington, D.C.

The last time this occurred was on September 11, 2001, after the attacks on the Twin Towers.

Now, its presence could signal that Donald Trump may be planning to oversee mass airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure directly from its airborne command center.
Known as “Nightwatch,” the E-4B is based on the Boeing 747 and designed to withstand the effects of a nuclear explosion from just several dozen kilometers away. It serves as a mobile command post for coordinating U.S. military operations in the event of a global crisis.
Its activation is often interpreted as a signal of the highest level of combat readiness.

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🇮🇱🤝🇺🇸 — Israeli Defense Ministry confirms 14x USAF Cargo planes and an non-mentioned amount of ships landed in Israel carrying supplies and weapons from United States

This happens as Israel started to ration missile interceptors used to shoot down Iranian missiles

🇮🇱 In Statement, the Ministry of the Jewish State said:

The Ministry of Defense continues the air and sea transport of military equipment and armaments to Israel. Today (Thursday), cargo planes with military equipment for the defense establishment landed in Israel.

This is part of strengthening operational continuity and supporting all the needs of the IDF, both to realize war goals and to improve readiness and supplies.

Since the start of Operation "Rising Lion," 14 planes carrying military equipment have landed in Israel, joining the more than 800 planes that have arrived in Israel on the Defense Ministry's air train since the outbreak of the "Iron Swords" war.

The large-scale transportation operation, which is expected to continue, is a joint operation by the Defense Procurement Administration (DPAA) through the International Defense Transportation Unit, the procurement missions in the US and Germany, the IDF Planning and Force Building Branch, and the Air Force

🔗 משרד הביטחון (@MoDIsrael)