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Operation Epic Fury
First Ten Days
Day 1 28 February 2026
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The United States and Israel initiate Operation Epic Fury with coordinated air and missile strikes against Iranian military infrastructure.
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Initial targets include air defense radars, early warning sites, and missile launch facilities across western Iran.
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Electronic warfare and cyber activities reportedly disrupt portions of Irans integrated air defense network.
Day 2 1 March
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Follow-on strikes target IRGC drone bases and missile storage depots.
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Iranian-backed militia groups in Iraq and Syria launch several rocket and drone attacks on U.S. bases in response.
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Regional air defense systems intercept multiple drones.
Day 3 2 March
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Additional strikes hit command-and-control nodes and logistics facilities linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Iran warns of retaliation and places missile forces on heightened readiness.
Day 4 3 March
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Iran and allied proxy groups launch long-range drones and missiles toward Israel and U.S. regional bases.
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U.S., Israeli, and partner air defenses intercept many incoming threats.
Day 5 4 March
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Coalition strikes expand to drone production facilities and weapons depots believed to support regional proxy forces.
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Maritime security alerts increase in the Persian Gulf and Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Day 6 5 March
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U.S. naval and air forces conduct precision strikes on additional missile infrastructure.
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Regional militaries heighten readiness as shipping companies reroute some vessels.
Day 7 6 March
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Iranian-aligned militias conduct attacks on coalition positions in Iraq and Syria.
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Counter-battery strikes and drone interceptions occur across multiple theaters.
Day 8 7 March
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Intelligence indicates damage to several Iranian radar systems and air defense sites, reducing coverage in portions of western Iran.
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Western allies move additional air and naval assets toward the region.
Day 9 8 March
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Continued limited strikes focus on high-value military facilities and missile storage locations.
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Reports emerge of air defense radar damage and degraded surveillance coverage.
Day 10 9 March
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The conflict stabilizes into a lower-tempo strike and counter-strike cycle.
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Regional militaries reinforce air defenses and maritime patrols while diplomatic pressure increases
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