Military Operation Overview - US Central Command executed a strike against three Iranian nuclear facilities, a high-risk mission demonstrating exceptional skill [1] - The operation, named Midnight Hammer, aimed to severely degrade Iran's nuclear weapons infrastructure [2][7] - The mission involved multiple domains and theaters, showcasing global power projection [3] Strategic Execution - A large B-2 strike package launched from the continental US, employing decoy tactics to maintain surprise [4] - The main strike package consisted of seven B-2 bombers, requiring multiple in-flight refuelings during the 18-hour flight [4][5] - A US submarine launched over two dozen Tomahawk Land Cruiser missiles against key infrastructure targets at Esfahan at approximately 5:00 PM EST [6] - Fourth and fifth-generation aircraft swept ahead of the strike package to counter enemy fighters and surface-to-air missile threats [7] Tactical Details and Impact - At approximately 6:40 PM EST, the lead B-2 dropped two Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) weapons on Fordo, with a total of 14 MOPs dropped against two target areas [8] - All three Iranian nuclear infrastructure targets were struck between 6:40 PM and 7:45 PM EST, with Tomahawk missiles striking Isfahan last to maintain surprise [8][9] - Iranian fighters did not engage, and missile systems apparently did not detect the US strike package [9]

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Group 1 - Toyota's Hino Motors and Daimler's Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation announced a business merger to enhance competitiveness in the commercial vehicle sector [1][2] - The merger will create a new joint venture company, with Hino and Mitsubishi Fuso becoming wholly-owned subsidiaries, aiming to start operations by April 2026 [1][2] - The new holding company will be based in Tokyo, with Daimler and Toyota each holding 25% of the shares, and the CEO will be Karl Deppen from Mitsubishi Fuso [1][2] Group 2 - The automotive industry is undergoing a transformation with electric and autonomous driving technologies, and Japanese commercial vehicle manufacturers are lagging in next-generation technology development [2] - The merger aims to improve efficiency in R&D, procurement, and production, strengthening the Japanese and Asian automotive industry's foundation [2] - The merger creates two major camps in the Japanese commercial vehicle market: one formed by Mitsubishi Fuso and Hino, and the other by Isuzu and its UD Trucks [2]