In a dramatic escalation of military tensions, the United States has unveiled its next-generation bombers, the B21 Raider, following successful airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The strikes, executed by B2 bombers, have reportedly inflicted severe damage on key installations, prompting Iran to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This significant move comes as Iranian President Massud Peshkian signed a law mandating that any future dealings with the IAEA must receive approval from Iran’s Supreme National Security Council.

The B21 Raider is set to replace the aging B2 bombers, enhancing stealth capabilities and operational reach. U.S. Air Force leadership is pushing for modernization to ensure that American forces remain technologically ahead of adversaries. General David Alvin emphasized the importance of these advancements, stating that the B21 will penetrate deeper into enemy airspace, delivering payloads with unprecedented precision.

As tensions mount, Israel remains on high alert, prepared to act if Iran resumes its nuclear ambitions. Analysts warn that the current ceasefire between Israel and Iran could collapse at any moment, with Israel closely monitoring the damage assessments of its own airstrikes and the potential for Iranian retaliation.

The Pentagon has confirmed that the strikes have significantly delayed Iran’s nuclear program by up to a year. However, many of the targeted centrifuges are buried underground, complicating efforts to assess the full extent of the damage. As the situation unfolds, the world watches closely, fearing that a new chapter of conflict may be on the horizon.