Amid rising tensions between Iran and America, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino’s social media presence is once again making headlines. It is alleged that whenever he posted a video of the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, major military operations against Iran would begin shortly thereafter. Now his new video post has once again sparked speculation about America’s possible actions.
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In February 2026, Scavino reportedly shared video of a B-2 bomber for the first time. About 24 hours later, America and Israel began joint airstrikes against several Iranian military bases.
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Subsequently, in late February and early March, US Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed Operation Midnight Hammer. During this campaign, four B-2 bombers dropped 2,000 lb (907 kg) bombs on underground missile and nuclear sites and hit hundreds of military targets.
In May 2026, Scavino again posted the same 17-second video of a B-2 bomber without any caption. Soon after, President Donald Trump ordered more strikes against Iranian command centers, air defense systems and missile bases, including Bandar Abbas.
Now Scavino has again shared another video of an F-22 Raptor fighter jet flying alongside a B-2 Spirit bomber. The post comes as Iran continually attacks U.S. military bases and President Trump is considering new military options.
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The B-2 Spirit is considered America’s most advanced strategic stealth bomber. It can penetrate heavily defended areas while avoiding radar, and is capable of carrying powerful bunker buster bombs that destroy underground bunkers. This is why analysts believe that photographs or videos of the aircraft are being used not only to demonstrate military power, but also to convey a strategic message to Iran. However, the US administration has not officially stated that Scavino’s social media posts are a signal for any military action.
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