On Tuesday, March 28, US and Israeli warplanes, including strategic bombers, launched a new wave of devastating airstrikes against Iranian missile facilities. According to US and Israeli media reports, at least three Iranian missile production and storage sites were destroyed in the bombings, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing air campaign.<br /><br />B-2 Bombers Strike Deep: Underground Facilities Destroyed<br />The US Central Command confirmed that the strikes were carried out by aircraft, including B-2 strategic bombers, which targeted several key Iranian military positions. Witnesses reported that the US bombers flew at very low altitudes, dropping munitions capable of penetrating mountain fortifications. The explosions were described as massive, sending plumes of smoke billowing into the sky like thunder.<br /><br />According to witnesses, the bombers took off from US bases in Kuwait and Missouri before conducting their strikes. The primary targets were underground warehouses located at the base of mountains—facilities used both for storing Iranian ballistic missiles and for manufacturing them. These hardened positions had previously been considered difficult to destroy, but the B-2 bombers' precision munitions proved effective in breaching them.<br /><br />The US Central Command stated that the daily bombardment by US and Israeli warplanes is necessary because Iran continues to maintain the ability to launch missiles from its remaining storage sites. Iranian media released images showing missile launches from a mountain range in the northern part of the country—a stronghold that required the use of B-2 bombers to neutralize.<br /><br />Iran's Missile Capability Severely Degraded<br />US military officials estimate that Iran has now lost up to 90 percent of its ballistic missile arsenal. Despite this significant degradation, the US Central Command acknowledged that Iran still retains the capability to fire long-range missiles at multiple enemy targets, including Israel and US bases in the Gulf.<br /><br />Witnesses in various provinces reported seeing Iranian warplanes being downed as US and Israeli forces continued their aerial assault. The capital, Tehran, experienced heavy airstrikes, with US and Israeli warplanes repeatedly flying low over several provinces. Agence France-Presse quoted witnesses who said the aircraft were clearly visible and could even be photographed from the ground.<br /><br />Power Grid Targeted: Blackouts Across the Country<br />The airstrikes also targeted Iran's energy infrastructure. Witnesses reported that electricity was cut off across almost the entire capital, with US warplanes flying low and believed to have damaged power plants in Tehran. Blackouts were also reported in Alborz Province, as well as in the city of Qom in Markazi Province and in Balkh Province.<br /><br />In Kerman Province, the sound of explosions was heard, particularly in the city of Kerman, as US and Israeli planes flew low and dropped bombs and missiles on Sunday night. The widespread nature of the strikes, co
