Speculation Into Iran Strike Continues As Warplanes Are Pulled From Super Bowl Flyover for ‘Operations’

The traditional Super Bowl flyover was slated to host two F-22 Raptor warplanes which have been reassigned due to “operational tempo” increases, according to the Military Times.

“We wanted 5th-generation aircraft from the Air Force and 5th-generation aircraft from the Navy,” the Air Force’s Katie Spencer told Military Times in a Friday interview. “But as things happen in our military, you know, operational tempo has increased, and so the F-22s got pulled for some operational assignments.”

The vague language has left some to conclude that military action against Iran could take place just before or soon after the upcoming Super Bowl. State Department officials have already issued orders for U.S. citizens to evacuate the country or seek shelter immediately.

President Trump informed the public that the military’s highly-advanced jet took part in Operation Midnight Hammer, which targeted Iranian nuclear facilities and military targets.

“We then had the F-22s and we had the F-35s, and we had other planes,” Trump said.

Tensions between the two states are extraordinarily high after Iranian forces threatened the seizure of an American tanker, the shoot-down of an Iranian drone nearing a U.S. carrier, and stalled nuclear talks made headlines in the past week.

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The traditional Super Bowl flyover was slated to host two F-22 Raptor warplanes which have been reassigned due to “operational tempo” increases, according to the Military Times.

“We wanted 5th-generation aircraft from the Air Force and 5th-generation aircraft from the Navy,” the Air Force’s Katie Spencer told Military Times in a Friday interview. “But as things happen in our military, you know, operational tempo has increased, and so the F-22s got pulled for some operational assignments.”

The vague language has left some to conclude that military action against Iran could take place just before or soon after the upcoming Super Bowl. State Department officials have already issued orders for U.S. citizens to evacuate the country or seek shelter immediately.

President Trump informed the public that the military’s highly-advanced jet took part in Operation Midnight Hammer, which targeted Iranian nuclear facilities and military targets.

“We then had the F-22s and we had the F-35s, and we had other planes,” Trump said.

Tensions between the two states are extraordinarily high after Iranian forces threatened the seizure of an American tanker, the shoot-down of an Iranian drone nearing a U.S. carrier, and stalled nuclear talks made headlines in the past week.

Editor’s Note: Thanks to President Trump and his administration’s bold leadership, we are respected on the world stage, and our enemies are being put on notice.

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