B-2 Bombers are obliterating Tehran as members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) admit the Islamic Republic is collapsing. Stop and take in this monumental event. Iran is witnessing perhaps the most one-sided military campaign in modern history. Their air force lies in ruins, their navy rests at the bottom of the sea, missile launches have plummeted by 90%, and their Supreme Leader is dead. Revolutionary Guards are deserting en masse, recording themselves as they abandon their posts and declare, "The regime is done!" Even the Washington Post acknowledges that President Trump is on the verge of achieving what no American president before him could. Stick with me as we explore the three levels of victory within Trump's grasp, why the IRGC is collapsing, and what the endgame looks like. You're not going to want to miss this!
- Jesse Watters highlights the rapid success of President Trump's military operation.
- Phase Two of Operation Epic Fury focuses on dismantling Iran's defense industry.
- Desperate IRGC members are deserting as Iran's military capabilities crumble.
Jesse Watters captured the gravity of this operation perfectly: It took ten years to get Bin Laden, six for Hitler, two for Milošević, nine months for Saddam, but the Ayatollah was neutralized in 50 seconds, and Iran's military dismantled in less than a week. Over 5,000 targets were struck by U.S. forces, 10,000 when including IDF forces. Full air supremacy is established, with Iran's air force obliterated and their navy sunk. Missile launches have dropped from 350 daily to a mere 20. Iran's military disintegration is palpable. We are now in Phase Two of Operation Epic Fury. The initial phase—suppressing air defenses, decapitating command structures, and destroying missile systems—is complete. Phase Two targets Iran's defense industrial base, including missile production facilities, weapons factories, and underground silos. At the heart of this phase are B-2 stealth bombers executing 37-hour missions from Missouri, refueling mid-air, penetrating Iranian airspace undetected, and dropping GBU-31 bombs on Iran's underground missile complexes. These fortresses, built to withstand American air strikes, are being decimated. Tunnel entrances collapse, ventilation shafts are destroyed, and access roads are sealed. The missiles remain entombed, unable to launch. CENTCOM confirms a 90% reduction in missile launches since Day One, and Secretary Pete Hegseth announced an intensification of the bomber pulses. Iran's deterrent strategy is buried alive. As reported by one commentator, this war is among the most lopsided in history. Iran's losses are astronomical compared to their paltry damage inflicted. Tehran's military power is obliterated in weeks, with thousands of regime assets destroyed and top commanders dead. The "debate" over victory is laughable; Iran is being pummeled by two military powerhouses, unable to retaliate. Iran lacks a navy, an air force, and its missile capabilities are dwindling or buried. They face water shortages, no agricultural resources, no financial alliances, and no functioning central government. Iranian soldiers are openly acknowledging defeat. Israeli media reports mass desertions within the Revolutionary Guards, with those financially able fleeing the country. This begs the question: What does victory look like if the IRGC is crumbling and the regime is fracturing?
Mark Thiessen of the Washington Post outlines "The Three Kinds of Victory in Iran," asserting that Operation Epic Fury is on the path to success. U.S. and Israeli capabilities are surging as Iran's wane. A patient Trump can achieve what no modern president has: the irreversible elimination of the Iranian threat. However, a non-decisive victory could embolden Iran. Surviving leaders might perceive American weakness, which must be avoided. Thiessen identifies three success levels within Trump's reach.
Level One: Disarm the regime by stripping Iran's ability to project force beyond its borders. Over 5,000 targets have been struck, with IRGC missile launches down 90% and drone attacks down 83%. Their navy and air force are incapacitated. Admiral Cooper states, "We're obliterating their capacity to rebuild." This level is nearly complete—a victory check is warranted. Level Two involves toppling the regime, not through a ground invasion, but via sustained pressure. The Supreme Leader is gone, the IRGC command shattered, the Basij security apparatus in ruins, and the economy is in freefall. The regime is vulnerable to internal collapse, especially as finances dwindle. Signs of internal discord abound, evident in President Pe-ZESH-kian's apology to Gulf states amidst continued IRGC missile fire. The political dimension is crucial, and we will monitor it closely.
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Level Three envisions returning Iran to its people. This long-term goal involves Gulf nations fostering political stability, with the Crown Prince providing interim leadership. If Trump remains patient, he can achieve what no American leader has: permanently neutralizing the Iranian threat, collapsing the theocratic government, and enabling Iranians to rebuild. Whatever shape this new Iran takes must adhere to the Israeli-Arab alliance's rules established by the Abraham Accords. This paves the way to finally bring our troops home and entrust regional security to the Israeli-Arab alliance, potentially ushering peace into a historically hostile region.
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