President Trump has unleashed the full might of America's military machine in what retired Lt. General Keith Kellogg is calling the most aggressive military campaign he's witnessed in his lifetime — and Iran's mullahs are getting hammered like never before.
Three-star U.S. Army Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Joseph "Keith" Kellogg Jr., who served in national security roles during both Trump administrations, appeared on Fox News Friday to describe Operation Epic Fury as a game-changing moment for American military dominance.
"The President is going after EVERYTHING. FULL SPEED AHEAD," Kellogg told viewers, according to social media reports. "They're taking out targets most of us hadn't thought about. Huge target list, no restrictions. The President is RIGHT about WINNING!"
This is what happens when you take the shackles OFF our warriors instead of tying their hands with endless rules of engagement. Trump promised America First, and he's delivering with the kind of overwhelming force that sends a clear message to our enemies: mess with America, face the consequences.
The operation has been so relentless that observers are calling it "Whac-A-Mullah" — and for good reason. Every time Iran's regime pokes its head up, American forces are there to knock it back down.
Of course, not everyone is impressed. Some critics on social media are questioning the strategy, with one user noting concerns about escalation. But here's the reality: strength prevents war, weakness invites it. Trump learned that lesson in his first term, and he's applying it with devastating effectiveness now.
This is what military excellence looks like when politicians get out of the way and let our armed forces do what they do best: WIN. After four years of Biden's weakness projected around the globe, America's enemies are getting a harsh reminder of what happens when you underestimate American resolve under real leadership.
The question isn't whether this strategy will work — it's whether Iran's regime can survive the whirlwind they've unleashed.
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