Operation Midnight Hammer, with which the United States attacked Iranian nuclear facilities by surprise, was the largest bombing with B2 aircraft in the country's history. This was an operation prepared for months and that included decoys to take the city of Tehran by surprise.

This is how they described it this Sunday Pentagon officials held a press conference to offer details of this operation, with which President Donald Trump officially entered the war between Israel and the Islamic Republic, with the official objective of preventing Iran from launching a nuclear bomb.

“No other country in the world could have carried out an operation like this,” said Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who emphasized that the United States has the greatest military power the world has ever seen.

In total, more than 125 aircraft participated, including seven B2 bombers, refueling tankers, reconnaissance aircraft and fighters, and 75 bombs and missiles were used in the attack.

These aircraft dropped more than a dozen 13,600 kg bunker-buster bombs on two key nuclear facilities: Fordo and Natanz. In addition, the United States also fired Tomahawk missiles from a submarine at Isfahan.

As explained by the Chief of Staff, General Dan Caine, this was the largest B2 bombing in the history of the United States, as well as the longest mission with this type of aircraft since the attacks of September 11, 2001.

Political Round

Political Round with Araceli Martinez, journalist from La Opinion, who today will talk about this situation where it seems that power is being stronger than the Latino identity.

In this political round I talk about an issue that is of great concern to our Latino community and that came to light during the immigration raids at the beginning of June and we talk specifically about the participation of our local police forces in Los Angeles, We have two very important police forces in the city, the Los Angeles Police Department, which governs the city of Los Angeles, and the Sheriff's Department, which already covers the county of Los Angeles.

They mainly work in areas that do not have their own police force, said Araceli Martinez. She added that let's remember that Los Angeles is a Sanctuary City and we have a state Sanctuary Law. The state Sanctuary Law establishes that local and state police cannot collaborate and participate in immigration operations, except if the person they want to arrest is a high-level criminal, a big boss, or whatever you like or not.