U.S.-Israel Strikes Devastate Iran's Missile Stockpile

0:00On March 27, new intelligence assessments revealed that U.S. and Israeli strikes have destroyed or damaged about two-thirds of Iran's missile, stockpiles since late February. The status of the remaining third is unclear, with many likely buried in underground bunkers or tunnels, according to multiple sources. Strikes have pounded more than 10,000 Iranian military targets, sinking 92 percent of the Navy's large vessels. Still Command reports the operation, called Epic Fury, is on track, or even ahead of schedule, targeting not just weapons, but factories too. President Trump claimed Thursday that Iran has very few rockets left, while stressing the danger even a small number poses to ships in the strait of. Hormuz. Officials and experts note Iran probably held back some capabilities in hidden sites, making full elimination tricky. Iran showed it still has firepower. Thursday, firing 15 ballistic missiles and 11 drones at the United Arab Emirates. They've also used new long-range weapons against the U.S. U.K. base in the Indian Ocean

1:04for the first time. As the campaign presses on, the focus stays on rooting out those underground threats, with Tehran potentially able to salvage damaged missiles once, fighting eases, national news powered by AI. This is U.S. News Today.