Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Secret US Weapons Cripple Iran in Operation Midnight Hammer
The US military secretly used special weapons to attack Iranian nuclear sites.
They launched missiles to confuse and disable Iran's radar and defenses, making it hard to see the real attackers.
Other missiles were used to destroy buildings.
US planes flew in the sky and jammed all the communications and radar, so Iran could not fight back.
The whole operation was fast and effective, aimed at stopping Iran from making nuclear weapons.
Operation Midnight Hammer targeted three Iranian nuclear sites on June 22, 2025.
The operation utilized five advanced electronic and precision warfare systems to disable Iranian defenses.
AGM-88E AARGMs targeted Iranian air defense radars at Fordow and Isfahan.
AGM-158 JASSMs and AGM-154 JSOWs were used to strike reinforced control rooms and infrastructure.
EA-18G Growlers employed jamming pods to disrupt Iranian radar and communication networks.
- Who
- The US military.
- What
- A preemptive strike on Iranian nuclear sites using advanced electronic and precision warfare systems.
- When
- June 22, 2025.
- Where
- Iran, targeting sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
- Why
- To degrade Iran’s high-grade uranium enrichment capabilities.
US Military
Iranian Government
Justification and Response
US Military
The strike was a pre-emptive action to degrade Iranian nuclear capabilities.
Iranian Government
Iran may consider proportional retaliation.
- Operation Name
- Midnight Hammer
- Date
- June 22, 2025
- Targets
- Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan
- Key Weapons
- AGM-88E, ADM-160, AGM-158, AGM-154, EA-18G
- Aircraft Count
- Over 125
- Mission Duration
- 40 minutes (strike window)
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