After the American bomber took off, suddenly ...

Based on the British "Daily Mail" and the United States "New York Post" reported on the 13th that a U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber with nuclear warheads hung up the "7700" emergency code after taking off on Tuesday and hovered in the urban air.

Earlier that day, the bomber, which was a SPICY22, had a emergency code "7700" after taking off at the Royal Air Force Base of Felford, Grove, which means that the "emergency situation" occurred on the plane, which may be an engine failure. Subsequently, the plane began to circulate over many towns and villages in Glostel County. It is believed that the purpose is to consume fuels before returning to the Royal Air Force Base of Felford.

U.S. B-52 bomber hovering in the UK town Source: "New York Post"

Local residents of Greaster County said the bombers flew over the town and made a "very loud" roar. A British netizen posted on Twitter and wrote: "Looking at this aircraft over the town, it is relaxed and will never be addicted."

"The noisy bug hovered today in Gloste," another British netizen posted a post and posted a photo of a bomber.

The Daily Mail said it is contacting the British Ministry of Defense to learn more.

The New York Post pointed out that in early February this year, two weeks of adopting special military operations against Ukraine in Russia, the United States deployed B-52 bombers to Britain. During the Russian -Ukraine conflict, this type of American bomber has been deployed all over Europe. For example, some people have seen their airspace in Romania, a member of NATO in Ukraine.

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