Operation Epic Fury: How America's air power is crushing Iran’s terror regime
Fox News
The death of Ayatollah Khamenei and Operation Epic Fury mark a decisive U.S. airpower victory aimed at destroying Iran’s missile threat, defending American forces, and restoring peace while sending a strong deterrent message to China.
Dr. Rebecca Grant is vice president of the Lexington Institute.
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The astonishing blow of Operation Epic Fury is a surge of hope. Trump was right to seize the moment. The airspace of Iran was still laid bare after the attacks by the U.S. and Israel through 2025. Over the coming days, Operation Epic Fury must wipe out the remaining military capabilities of Iran. This is the way to build peace in the region, and to leave America free to concentrate on deterring China and safeguarding the home shores of the Western hemisphere.
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