The Digester

The U.S. military says B-2 stealth bombers struck Iranian ballistic missile sites with 2,000-pound bombs as U.S.-Israeli attacks that killed Iran's supreme leader set off missile and drone exchanges, multiple casualties, and regional disruptions.

U.S. military says B-2 stealth bombers hit Iranian ballistic missile facilities using 2,000-pound bombs.
U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Iran's supreme leader and other senior figures, prompting Iranian vows of revenge.
Iran and Israel exchanged missile and drone strikes, and Iran also struck U.S. bases and Gulf Arab targets.
Iranian authorities say more than 200 people have died since the strikes began, and state media reported at least 165 killed in a girls' school strike.
The U.S. military reported three U.S. service members killed and several others wounded.
Regional air traffic and oil routes were disrupted and there are concerns about wider market and shipping impacts, especially through the Strait of Hormuz.

U.S. says B-2 bombers struck Iran missile sites with 2,000-pound bombs

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