Iran's military is in freefall, and the world is watching a regime that has terrorized the Middle East for decades finally meet its match in President Donald J. Trump.
After just eight days of Operation Epic Fury — the Trump administration's bold coordinated assault alongside Israeli forces — the Islamic Republic's once-feared war machine has been reduced to rubble. Missile launches that initially numbered a staggering 350 per day have cratered to a pathetic 15. That's not a typo, folks. The mullahs are running on fumes.
Perhaps nothing captures Iran's humiliation more vividly than the image of its massive drone carrier — a crown jewel of the regime's asymmetric warfare capabilities — now engulfed in flames in the Persian Gulf. That burning hulk represents everything the globalist establishment told us couldn't be done: the systematic dismantling of Iranian military power through decisive American leadership.
Remember when the so-called "experts" warned us that confronting Iran would spark World War III? Remember when the Biden regime handed billions to these terrorists and begged for a nuclear deal? President Trump chose a different path — peace through strength — and the results speak for themselves.
In a stunning geopolitical development that has the foreign policy establishment scrambling, Iraqi Kurds have pledged their allegiance to the United States. This is huge, Patriots.
By securing Kurdish support, President Trump has achieved something remarkable: vital ground support in the region without putting American boots directly into Iranian territory. This is the kind of strategic brilliance we were promised — and it's being delivered in spades. The Kurds, long abandoned by previous administrations, now have a president who understands the value of loyal allies.
Iran's isolation is now nearly complete. The regional players who once cowered before Tehran are watching the regime crumble and recalculating their futures.
The collapse of Iran's military infrastructure raises the question every American should be asking: What's the endgame?
The Trump administration appears positioned to push for a permanent resolution to the Iranian threat — not another worthless piece of paper like Obama's disastrous nuclear deal, but a genuine neutralization of a regime that has American blood on its hands. From the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing to the funding of Hamas and Hezbollah, Iran has waged war against America and our allies for over four decades.
Those days may finally be numbered.
Source: Next News Network
