“If You Kill Americans… We Will Kill You” – US Central Command Releases Unclassified Footage of Strikes Deep in Iran (VIDEO)
US Central Command this weekend released unclassified footage of US military strikes deep inside Iran.
US Central Command this weekend released unclassified footage of US military strikes deep inside Iran.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth and Commander of the US Central Command, Admiral Brad Cooper, will speak at a press conference this afternoon to provide updates on Operation Epic Fury. Hegseth and Cooper will deliver the press conference from the US Central Command Headquarters in Tampa, Florida.
US Central Command has released more footage of US strikes on Iranian offensive capabilities as the US enters day six of war with Iran. Video released on Wednesday shows US forces obliterating Iran’s mobile missile launch sites as the US targets Iran’s retaliatory capabilities.
The Pentagon on Tuesday released the names of four out of the six US service members killed in action in Operation Epic Fury.
The US Central Command on Tuesday released footage of Navy-guided missile destroyers delivering “overwhelming firepower” in Operation Epic Fury.
US Central Command has released more footage from US strikes targeting Iranian missile launch sites as Operation Epic Fury remains ongoing, and the US military attempts to cripple Iran’s offensive capabilities. As The Gateway Pundit reported, at least six US service members have been killed by Iranian strikes since Operation Epic Fury began on Saturday.
US Central Command on Monday released footage of B-1 bombers degrading Iranian ballistic missile capabilities.
US Central Command on Monday released video footage of strikes against Iranian missile launch sites as the country launches retaliatory strikes against US and Israeli targets.
A fourth US service member has died during Operation Epic Fury in Iran as US combat operations continue, US Central Command said on Monday. As The Gateway Pundit reported on Sunday, Central Command announced that three service members were killed, and five were “seriously wounded” in retaliatory missile strikes by Iran after US strikes killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday.
US Central Command on Sunday evening released unclassified footage of the military’s new strikes on Iran.
The Lucas’ new kamikaze drones have their baptism of fire in the first salvo of the war on Iran.
Three US service members have been killed, and five have been seriously wounded in Operation Epic Fury, the US military operation to take out Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday, US Central Command said in a statement Sunday. “Several others sustained minor shrapnel injuries and concussions — and are in the process of being returned to duty,” Central Command said.
US forces executed a strike in Syria on Friday and killed an Al-Qaeda leader in response to the attack on US forces last month in Palmyra, Syria, that killed two Iowa National Guardsmen. The target in the strike, Bilal Hasan al-Jasim, was “affiliated with Al-Qaeda who had direct ties to an ISIS terrorist responsible for an ambush which killed two U.S.
US Central Command released footage from Operation Hawkeye strikes against ISIS militants and facilities on Friday night.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on Friday that US forces executed “Operation Hawkeye Strike” against ISIS facilities “in direct response to the attack on U.S.
An American servicemember was critically injured and two other US troops were wounded at the floating Gaza pier on Thursday.
US Central Command revealed Sunday that an American Military drone strike allegedly killed ISIS leader Usamah al-Muhajir in Syria.
US Central Command announced in September 2021 that the U.S.
According to initial reports from the ground, the Al-Tanf US military base in Syria was attacked by at least one drone strike and possible ground fire.
The CENTCOM Page was hacked by Islamists this AM.
General John Abizaid, commander of the US Central Command, says the US cut troops in Iraq by 20% in the last two months:General John Abizaid, commander of the US Central Command, told Kuwaiti daily Al-Qabas in comments published on Saturday that further cut in forces depended on the degree of stability.