Epic Fury: Trump Orders Massive Air Assault

(ProsperNews.net) – President Trump’s war on Iran is unmasking deep cracks in America’s military readiness, betraying his pledge to keep us out of endless foreign entanglements.

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Nearly 900 U.S.-Israeli strikes in 12 hours exposed unprecedented coordination strains across multiple platforms and allies.
Iran’s retaliation hit 14 U.S. bases, proving air defenses remain vulnerable despite initial successes.
Logistics face massive strain from the largest buildup since 2003, questioning sustainment for prolonged operations.
MAGA base grows divided, frustrated by broken promises on no new wars amid soaring energy costs.

Operation Epic Fury Unleashes Massive Strikes

On February 27, 2026, President Trump ordered Operation Epic Fury, launching nearly 900 joint U.S.-Israeli strikes within 12 hours on February 28. B-2 stealth bombers targeted ballistic missile facilities with 2,000-pound bombs. F/A-18s, F-35s, B-1 Lancers, B-52s, Tomahawks, HIMARS, and drones hit command centers in Tehran and Sanandaj, Ministry of Intelligence sites, Quds Force headquarters, and more. These actions killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and dozens of officials, advancing regime change goals.

Iran Strikes Back at U.S. Bases

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps retaliated by targeting Al Udeid in Qatar, Ali Al Salem in Kuwait, Al Dhafra in UAE, and the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain. IRGC media claimed attacks on 14 U.S. bases total, with Major General Ali Abdollahi vowing operations until U.S. and Israel face definitive defeat. Pro-Iran groups launched 23 drone strikes on U.S. assets via the Islamic Resistance in Iraq. This exposed incomplete air defense suppression, as Iran’s asymmetric missiles and drones penetrated allied networks despite overwhelming U.S. air superiority.

Logistical Strains Echo Past Overreach

The U.S. buildup, largest since the 2003 Iraq invasion, deployed USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald R. Ford by mid-February. Sustaining operations across Qatar, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia reveals logistical nightmares in personnel, maintenance, and supply chains. Bases remain threatened, straining resources for dispersed fights. CENTCOM aims to dismantle Iran’s security apparatus, yet prolonged conflict tests readiness hollowed by years of globalist overspending and woke distractions.

Collateral damage mounted with over 2,000 dead across Iran, Lebanon, and Israel. A strike near a Minab naval base killed 170 civilians at a girls’ school. HRANA reported 664 attacks in 28 provinces by March 6, with 25 casualties including four civilians. Hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded as regional chaos disrupts commerce and energy flows, hiking costs at home.

The War With Iran Is Exposing Big Problems for the Military https://t.co/lMRDEouUfu

— Europe Says (@europe_says) March 25, 2026

Regime Change Goals Meet MAGA Doubts

Trump’s support for January 2026 Iranian protesters, threatening “locked and loaded” intervention, escalated from mid-February nuclear talks that collapsed. The Institute for the Study of War notes strikes aimed to topple the regime, halt nukes, dismantle missiles, and neutralize navy. Yet Iran’s resilience signals no quick win. Conservatives, weary of endless wars after Afghanistan and Iraq, question endless regime change. High energy prices from disrupted Hormuz threaten families, eroding trust in promises of America First isolationism.