The attacks keep coming. I'm Roncher-Stern Fox News. Israeli defense forces launched new airstrikes in Iran overnight. Fox's Greg Palkot in Tel Aviv.

The Isfahan nuclear facility was hit for the second time by Israel. The IAEA confirms real damage was done to the centrifuge construction facility.

And another assassination by Israel, Said Izadi, a revolutionary guard commander who played a key

role in the deadly October 7 Hamas attack against Israel was taken out.

And the IDF claims to have shot down nearly all 40 Iranian drones headed towards Israel this morning.

Tehran has had less success with these relatively slow-moving projectiles.

Israel has targeted 200 sites in Iran in its mission to eliminate Iran's

nuclear capability. President Trump says he'll decide within two weeks whether to assist Israel.

Six B-2 stealth bombers based in Missouri appear to be en route to a U.S. Air Force base in Guam.

These are the same types of bombers that would be used against Iran's underground nuclear facility.

Here's Fox's Lucas Tomlinson.

The distance between Tel Aviv and Tehran is about the same distance between Minneapolis and New York.

These B-2s launching from Whiteman Air Force Base, of course, much longer distance than around 11 a.m. Eastern time,

the two formations of B-2s refueled near Hawaii on their way to Guam.

It's notable after taking off from Whiteman in Missouri, they were refueled by a group of tankers,

a sign they were carrying those heavy 15-ton bunker-busting bombs.

Each B-2 can carry two of them. American fighter jets, including fifth

generation F-22s, are also headed to the Middle East, which could serve as escorts, could also

strike targets in Iran themselves, if ordered.

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