Articles Tagged Operation Epic Fury
7 articles tagged “Operation Epic Fury”.
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Dedicated coverage of Operation Epic Fury including strike chronology, force posture, political signaling, and escalation outcomes.
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Did Iran Attack the U.S. Today?
Yes. Iran launched six waves of missiles and drones at U.S. bases in the Gulf after Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026.
Iran War vs Iraq War: How the 2026 and 2003 Conflicts Compare
Iran 2026 vs Iraq 2003 compared across legal authority, coalition structure, force design, economic shock, and the central role of nuclear risk.
Trump Says New Strikes Target Iranian Leadership
Trump said new strikes hit Iranian leadership as Israel bombed the Assembly of Experts in Qom on Day 4 of Operation Epic Fury.
Trump Says 'Too Late' for Iran Talks as Israel Hits Tehran
On Day 4 of Operation Epic Fury, Trump rejected renewed talks as Israeli strikes hit Tehran, oil rose, and global markets reacted to widening conflict risk.
Trump Vows More Iran Strikes as US Expands Mideast Forces
President Trump pledged additional strikes while the Pentagon confirmed roughly 50,000 US personnel and major naval-air assets deployed across the region.
US Deploys 50,000 Troops as Operation Epic Fury Expands
The Pentagon confirmed a major Gulf buildup, including two carrier groups and 120+ aircraft, as Washington signaled continued operations against Iran.
US-Israeli Strikes Hit Fordow, Isfahan, and Natanz
US and Israeli strikes targeted Iran's key nuclear facilities at Fordow, Isfahan, and Natanz during Operation Epic Fury, with damage extent still uncertain.