After several days of strategic deployment and intelligence assessment, U.S. fighter jets launched a surprise attack on three key nuclear facilities within Iran at dawn today—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. It is reported that the bombing focused on the deeply buried Fordow nuclear enrichment center, with a bomb density and scale far exceeding previous operations.
Trump announced grandly on social media: "All planes have successfully returned, Fordow has been heavily struck, congratulations to our warriors! No other army in the world can achieve this."
This strike marks the formal entry of the United States, moving beyond merely behind-the-scenes operations or diplomatic rhetoric, and demonstrating its position through direct military action. Analysts believe that this is not only a clear containment of Iran's nuclear program but also strong support for Israel's solitary fight.
Iran has yet to issue an official statement, but Tehran has entered a state of highest alert, with communications disrupted in multiple areas and military radars fully activated.
The U.S. intervention indicates that the rules of the game are being rewritten. The Middle East, this powder-keg region, may be on the brink of a new wave of intense turmoil.
