US Central Command (CENTCOM) has officially announced that American and coalition forces have successfully struck over 3,000 military targets inside Iran during the first seven days of Operation Epic Fury. These strikes have focused on ballistic missile launchers, command-and-control centers, nuclear-related facilities, and naval assets, significantly degrading Iran’s offensive capabilities according to military briefings. The scale of the operation has involved B-2 stealth bombers, carrier-based aircraft, and advanced precision-guided munitions launched from both sea and air platforms.

Damage assessments shared by CENTCOM indicate that Iranian missile production and air defense networks have been severely compromised, with 43 Iranian naval vessels reported damaged or destroyed in the Gulf region. Iranian state media has acknowledged some hits but claims resilient defenses and successful counterattacks. The relentless pace of strikes has forced Iran to redistribute remaining forces and seek support from regional allies.

President Trump and Israeli officials have described these operations as essential to eliminating existential threats, while warning that more intense bombing campaigns are still to come.

The announcement has sparked mixed international reactions, with some nations praising the precision and others expressing concern over civilian casualties and the risk of wider war. The campaign shows no signs of slowing as objectives continue to be pursued.