This is CBS. Iron the World. I'm John Batchel. I welcome General Blaine Holt, the United States Air Force, retired,

formerly deputy, military representative of the United States to NATO at Brussels to comment on

dots on the map and headlines, adding up to unknowns about Iran, the suspect nuclear weapons

program at Iran, and the ongoing talks between the U.S. and Iran, headlines within these

hours. The U.S. and Iran will resume nuclear talks on Saturday, writes CNN.

Al-Jazeera, Putin discusses U.S.-Iran nuclear talks with leader of Amman, who was in Moscow.

Blaine, a very good evening to you.

What I understand is that Iran's position is that it wants the return of the JCPOA from 2015.

Position, we're told, represented by, for example,

Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel,

is that Iran cannot be trusted and it's time to use kinetic force.

Somewhere in between, we're told,

is the Trump administration represented by Steve Whitkoff,

who leads these negotiations.

However, now I come to other matters of reading the landscape.

For example, for some time now, I've read routinely that there are B2 strategic bombers at

Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean.

What does that mean? What are those capable of

Blaine? Good evening to you. Good evening. Yeah, so let's start with the B2s. That's a very big dot

when we talk about dots. And those are the best bombers that the United States currently produces.

They are very stealthy.

They are strategic.

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