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Operation Epic Fury destroys Iran's navy and cuts missile attacks by 90% in ongoing campaign
Operation Epic Fury targeted thousands of Iranian sites, causing an 86% reduction in ballistic missile launches, aiming to degrade Iran’s missile and drone capabilities, U.S. officials said.
- Operational data show Iran’s missile launches are down 86% and drone strikes have fallen 73% from Saturday, according to The Washington Post.
- Using ship- and submarine-fired Tomahawk cruise missiles, U.S. forces have achieved effects during Operation Epic Fury, according to official reports.
- Footage released by Iranian state media shows a 'Missile City' with tunnels and large stockpiles of KheibarShekan, Ghadr H, Sejjil, and Emad missiles.
- The Pentagon says as of March 2026 the U.S. faces a Tomahawk depletion crisis, raising questions about munitions sustainment for ongoing operations.
- Facing depletion, commanders have shifted to lower-end precision-guided bombs as Tomahawk cruise missiles cost $2,000,000 each, according to social media posts and operational reports.
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The United States needs four to six weeks to achieve the goals of Operation Epic Fury against Iran, White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt said Friday. The goal is to destroy Iran's missile program, destroy Iran's navy, ensure Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon, and end Tehran's support for armed proxies in the region.
The U.S. has long considered Iranian warships a serious threat, despite the fact that Iran's nuclear and missile programs grab debates about its military capabilities.
Operation Epic Fury destroys Iran's navy and cuts missile attacks by 90% in ongoing campaign
CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth say U.S. forces have destroyed over 30 Iranian ships and crippled naval capabilities in Operation Epic Fury.
70,000 Ton U.S. Navy Montana-Class Battleships Could Have Been Firing Missile Swarms at Iran
Summary and Key Points: Dr. Brent M. Eastwood, a national security expert, evaluates the speculative role of the Montana-class super battleship in Operation Epic Fury. -As of March 2026, the U.S. Navy faces a “Tomahawk depletion” crisis. Eastwood argues that if the Montana-class—planned in the 1940s with twelve 16-inch guns—had been converted into a cruise […] The post 70,000 Ton U.S. Navy Montana-Class Battleships Could Have Been Firing Missile…
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