B 2 Bomber Emergency Landing: B2 Spirit Bomber Emergency Landing F 35 Fighter Jet Land in Kerala Iran Attack Decoy- After F35 in Kerala, now B 2 Bombon had to do the Emergency Landing lion of America

B-2 bomber emergency landing: Something has happened with the two deadliest aircraft of America that is questioning its credibility. The F-35B fighter jet of the first British Air Force landed in Kerala on 14 June and has not been able to fly for the last 11 days due to technical fault. Now the world’s most expensive and advanced stealth Bomber B-2 Spirit has also had to make emergency landing under compulsion. On 21 June, the US Air Force’s B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber, Daniel K. of Honolulu. Emergency landing at the International Airport. This happened when the US was going to attack Iran’s nuclear bases. This bomber was part of a cheating or cheating mission.

This was a well thought out strategy, so that the anti -online tracker can watch their movement through platforms and get misled. A B-2 bomber involved in this operation was due to technical fault. Emergency landing had to be done at International Airport. Now this aircraft is standing exactly the same place where in 2023, a B-2 had landed and waited for repair for months. The incident shows the increasing pressure on the US stealth bombing fleet. B-2, with old and maintenance needs, had to land on the ground once again due to emergency.

F35 fighter jets present in Kerala. (PTI)

What was the whole matter?

In fact, the US Air Force deliberately prepared a fake mission, in which some B-2 bombers were sent to the Pacific Ocean with tanker aircraft. The aim was to show the world to show that the attack would be from the West. But the real strike force had left for East from Atlantic. This strategy was made so that people who rely on open source websites tracking the aircraft would be misled. A bomber involved in this fake mission had to land.

B-2 bombers on the verge of retiring

B-2 bombers are now in the final stages of their career. Despite expensive maintenance and complex technology, they are still counted in the most dangerous strike capabilities of America, but their operational expenses are increasing continuously due to the technology of the 1980s. Currently, there are only 19 B-2 operations in the world, which makes them a ‘low density, high value asset’. Now America is working on the next generation stealth bomber called B-21 raider, which is to be replaced by B-2.