US re-launches Iran bombing plane

B-2 and F-35 aircraft used in attacks on Iran were flown in the skies over the White House ahead of US President Donald Trump's speech on July 4 Independence Day.

Trump hosted service members and their families from Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, where the B-2 bombers used in attacks on Iran are based, for a July 4 Independence Day celebration on the White House lawn.

Before Trump began his speech to the audience from the balcony, B-2 and F35 aircraft were flown in the skies over the White House.

Trump said in his speech that the attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities were "one of the most successful operations in history" and "flawless", and reiterated his assessment that "Every single bomb hit the target. It was utter destruction."

Stating that he would modernize the army, Trump said, "We will surround the entire country with a Golden Dome."

"USA HAS GAINED RESPECT AGAIN"

Trump emphasized that the United States had "regained respect" on the world stage during his term, and stated that NATO leaders had increased defense spending simply because he wanted them to.

Arguing that former US President Joe Biden's administration had "four terrible years", Trump said, "Afghanistan was one of the most shameful moments in our country's history. We will never allow something like this to happen again."

Trump stated that the US has strong borders, unlike the Biden era, and said, "Did you see the numbers from last month? Zero irregular immigrants crossed our borders."

⁠THE CONFLICT PROCESS THAT STARTED WITH ISRAEL’S VIOLENT ATTACKS ON IRAN

On June 13, Israel launched large-scale attacks targeting nuclear facilities in various cities in Iran, as well as the military's high command.

The US, which openly supports Israel, attacked Iran's three nuclear facilities in Natanz, Fordo and Isfahan on June 22. In retaliation for the US attack, Iran attacked the US's Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar on June 23.

US President Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel on June 24.