
A highly secret stealth drone, identified as RQ-180, may have made an emergency landing at an air base in Greece, drawing the attention of local observers.
Images released show an aircraft with an unusual shape, reinforcing suspicions that it is an advanced U.S. strategic surveillance platform.
The vehicle, described as a high-altitude, long-endurance drone, was spotted at Larissa Air Base, where it reportedly landed after experiencing a possible technical failure. Although initial reports confused the aircraft with a B-2 bomber, experts point to clear design differences, bringing it closer to the modern B-21 Raider.
The aircraft features characteristics typical of long-duration reconnaissance missions, including a large wingspan and a structure optimized for discreet high-altitude flight. There are indications that the model is part of a classified program led by Northrop Grumman, possibly linked to the development of long-range U.S. strike systems.
Although still surrounded by uncertainty, the sighting reinforces the hypothesis that the RQ-180 is in active operation, likely in sensitive strategic scenarios. The case also raises questions about the future of the program amid growing U.S. investment in space-based surveillance technologies.
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This aircraft seen over Larissa, Greece is not a B-2 like the local Greek news reported or an RQ-170, but is in fact best imagery ever published of the RQ-180, an undisclosed low observable drone used by the USAF. Location suggests use in the Iran conflict https://t.co/Pa9whNlQSV pic.twitter.com/UsDxy9Tc4n
— IntelWalrus (@IntelWalrus) March 18, 2026
🚨🇺🇸Some new photos are circulating that people claim show the secret RQ-180 stealth drone flying over Larissa in Greece. Local media first called it a B-2 Spirit, but the shape doesn’t match any known aircraft. The RQ-180’s existence has never been officially confirmed by the… https://t.co/qmQv2AOi0s pic.twitter.com/adCZ6r4xjR
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 19, 2026
