Operation Epic Fury: U.S. Military's Historic Win

0:00On April 8th, War Secretary Pete Hagueceth just called Operation Epic Fury a straight-up historic win for the U.S. military against Iran. He said the campaign crushed their forces, leaving them combat ineffective for years. This came hours after a ceasefire kicked in, with Hagueceth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Ginny Dankane laying it out at a press conference. They pulled it off in under 40 days, using less than 10% of America's combat power, seeming uptight with Israel to hit every goal on. Schedule Iran's Navy sits at the ocean floor, frigates, drone carriers, subs, all gone. Air Force wiped clean, skies owned by us, missile program trashed. Hagueceth pointed to Iran's past threats, deaths to America chance, and nuclear push as the build-up. Hundreds of their missiles and drones got shot down far from targets, never touching us. A final wave of over 800 strikes leveled their factories, so they can't rebuild weapons anytime soon.

1:00Senior leaders got taken out systematically, zero American casualties, with daring rescues bringing pilots home, safe twice over. Trump gets credit for bold moves others dodged, delivering retribution for Americans lost to Iranian terror. Hagueceth thanked troops, praised Israel as true allies, shaded the rest of the world, and gave glory to God for the protection. Iran's locked out of nuclear weapons for good under the deal, and if they slip, power grids and oil lines were next. The military is standing ready to back the ceasefire terms. That's your U.S. News Today update, AI powered and always on.