White House Releases Epic B-2 Stealth Bomber Video As War Fears Mount: WATCH

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White House releases epic B-2 stealth bomber video.

The White House released an awesome video earlier in the week showcasing the B-2 stealth bomber. For those who might not know, the B-2 Spirit is the most-advanced bomber on the planet.

America also has the B-21 Raider - which will, ultimately, replace the B-2 bomber - but it's unclear how many are in service.

For now, the B-2 remains king, and the video is a reminder of that fact. Give it a watch below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

The B-2 stealth bomber has the ability to fly into any airspace in the world and defeat even the most-advanced air defense systems.

It's a game-changing platform that has dominated the skies for decades. There's also some important context for the timing of the video's release.

There are multiple indications as many as seven B-2 stealth bombers have been moved to Diego Garcia as debate about potentially taking out Iran's nuclear facilities heighten.

You can see a satellite image of the bombers on Diego Garcia in the tweet below.

For further context, below is a look at the distance from Diego Garcia to Iran. Specifically, a trip from Diego Garcia to Tehran is just under 3,300 miles in each direction. That's well within the B-2s range, and refueling would only need to happen prior to returning, unless they landed at a different base closer in the region.

A look at the distance from Diego Garcia to Iran. (Credit: Google Maps)

Now, is that to say that the B-2 bombers that have been moved to Diego Garcia are there to carry out a strike? No, but the United States military always likes to keep its options open. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. Either way, the B-2 is an awesome plane, and it should be interesting to see what happens in the coming weeks and months. Let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.