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STANDARD MILITARY UNVERIFIED

US conducts massive 'Epic Fury' strike campaign against Iranian military infrastructure

Apr 10, 2026 12:25 PM CT Iran US military strike, Iran, Epic Fury, missile systems, naval assets, escalation

Summary

The US military executed a large-scale operation codenamed 'Epic Fury', striking over 13,000 targets including missile systems, naval assets, and production facilities within Iran. Despite the scale of the bombardment, reports indicate Iran's military capabilities remain intact, signaling a potential for sustained escalation. This event represents a direct state-on-state military confrontation involving the US and Iran, marking a significant shift in the regional conflict trajectory.

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Pentagon says it struck over 13,000 targets during 'Epic Fury', including missiles, launchers, navy ships and factories; Iran's fire remained steady despite heavy strikes The post War in numbers: US hit tens of thousands of targets in Iran, but capabilities remain appeared first on The Times of I...

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Actor Responses

United States NEUTRAL

Executed 'Epic Fury' operation striking over 13,000 targets including missiles, launchers, ships, and factories.

Iran NEUTRAL

Sustained heavy strikes but maintained steady fire capabilities despite the destruction of military infrastructure.

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