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as posted by the channelThe United States has carried out strikes on more than 13,000 targets and damaged or sunk 155 Iranian vessels since military operations began on February 28, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Monday. The campaign, dubbed Operation Epic Fury, is aimed at degrading Iran’s military infrastructure amid escalating regional tensions. CENTCOM’s latest overview highlights the scale and diversity of the operation, involving 26 different aircraft, four land-based missile systems, and six sea-based weapons platforms. The report also notes the first operational use in the conflict of the U-2 “Dragon Lady” high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft and the EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft.
The US military has also deployed Patriot interceptor missiles, THAAD missile defenses, M-142 HIMARS rocket systems, and various counter-drone technologies. In addition, the Low Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System (LUCAS)—a reverse-engineered version of a captured Iranian Shahed-136 drone—has been used to strike Iranian targets.
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