In a significant change to what we have seen over the last week, flight trackers are currently not showing any U.S. military aircraft operating over the Middle East.

Heavy GPS jamming and disruptions are being reported right now throughout Iran and across other areas of the Middle East, likely part of tonight’s U.S. strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities as well as preparations for a possible response by Iran.

It appears that the B-2s heading to Guam were the perfect distraction for an actual strike operation against Iran. I wonder what aircraft and munitions were used for the strikes, likely the B-52s from Diego Garcia or possibly additional B-2s.

U.S. officials have confirmed to Reuters that B-2A “Spirit” Long-Range Stealth Bombers participated in tonight’s strikes by the U.S. against nuclear facilities in Iran.

Latest post by U.S. President Trump on Truth Social:

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is expected to Address the Nation later tonight, in regards to the strikes against nuclear facilities inside Iran.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump announces that he will be giving an Address to the Nation from the White House at 10:00PM, regarding tonight’s “very successful military operation in Iran.” Adding, “This is a HISTORIC MOMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ISRAEL, AND THE WORLD. IRAN MUST NOW AGREE TO END THIS WAR.”

Three senior Iranian officials told the NYT, they believed American forces had bombed Fordo and Natanz at around 2:30 a.m. in Iran.

The United States has entered Israel’s war against Iran. -NYT

Despite what many accounts on X right now are claiming, this video is old and not from tonight’s U.S. strikes against the Fordow Nuclear Facility nor any other strikes tonight against Iran.

Iranian state-run media claims that the Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan Nuclear Facilities had been evacuated prior to tonight’s strikes against them by the United States.

According to i24News, U.S. President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke earlier prior to tonight’s strikes against nuclear facilities inside Iran.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump is hopeful the strikes he ordered tonight against three nuclear sites inside Iran will propel Tehran back to negotiations, and doesn’t currently plan for additional U.S. military actions inside Iran as he presses its leaders to “agree to end this war,” according to sources familiar with the matter who spoke with CNN.

U.S. President Trump in a phone call tonight with @BarakRavid of Axios, “We had great success tonight. Your Israel is much safer now.”

According to the Washington Post, Iraqi security forces were seen deploying outside the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad around 3 a.m. local time. An official with Iraq’s Counter Terrorism Service, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak with the press, confirmed the deployments. Iraq’s government is concerned that Iranian-backed militias will carry out attacks as a result of tonight’s strikes in Iran.

According to a U.S. official who spoke with the New York Times, multiple GBU-57A/B MOP (Massive Ordnance Penetrator) 30,000lb “Bunker Buster” Bombers were dropped on Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Facility, which was estimated to be up to 90 meters underground inside a mountain, with initial damage assessments indicated that the facility had been “taken off the table.”

Fox News reports that both the Isfahan and Natanz Nuclear Facilities in Central Iran were targeted with BGM-109 “Tomahawk” Land-Attack Cruise Missiles (TLAMs) launched from U.S. Navy submarines in the Middle East.

There were never any B-2s even heading to Guam…

Insane levels of deception by the Pentagon.

U.S. President Trump tells Fox News that a total of 6 GBU-57A/B MOP (Massive Ordnance Penetrator) 30,000lb “Bunker Buster” Bombs were dropped by U.S. Air Force B-2A “Spirit” Long-Range Stealth Bombers on the Fordow Nuclear Facility, while 30 BGM-109 “Tomahawk” Land-Attack Cruise Missiles (TLAMs) were launched from submarines with the U.S. Navy at the Natanz and Isfahan Nuclear Facilities. Resulting in the complete destruction of all three primary nuclear sites in Central Iran.