Trump Sends Nuclear Bombers Over Putin
Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska
On August 15, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, amid tensions over the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The meeting began with Trump’s trademark handshake, setting the stage for a highly watched summit.
Bomber Flyover Sparks Attention
Shortly after Putin’s arrival, four F-35s and a B-2 stealth bomber flew overhead. A viral clip described it as: “Trump just flew a B-2 stealth bomber over Putin’s head… Absolutely incredible.” Online reactions ranged from “Power move lol” to “Beast mode. The only thing powerful people respect… Power.”
Background on U.S. Air Power
The flyover came weeks after the U.S. carried out “Operation Midnight Hammer,” striking Iran’s nuclear sites. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called it “historic,” saying, “Our B-2s went in and out… without the world knowing at all.”
The B-2 Spirit
Costing over $2 billion each, B-2 bombers are the only aircraft capable of carrying 30,000-pound “bunker busters.”
