U.S. deploys B-52s and B-2s on alert missions amid Russian nuclear threats, signaling deterrence.

In response to recent nuclear threats from Russia, the U.S. has deployed strategic bombers, including B-52s and B-2s, to conduct alert missions over Missouri, according to military officials. The aircraft, part of the Air Force’s nuclear deterrence posture, were launched as a show of force and readiness amid heightened tensions. The deployments, described as routine but timed with geopolitical developments, aim to reinforce U.S. defense commitments and signal resolve. No immediate threat has been confirmed, but the move underscores ongoing concerns about global nuclear stability.