“Strikes without limits”: US military: We targeted 12,000 military targets in the Iran war

Washington, DC – The US military announced it had conducted large-scale military operations during its war with Iran, confirming it had targeted approximately 12,000 military targets. This is one of the largest air and operational campaigns the region has witnessed in recent years.

Military officials, in statements carried by US media outlets, explained that the strikes targeted military installations and strategic infrastructure. They also targeted sites believed to be used to support Iranian combat capabilities, emphasizing that the operations were carried out with high precision and using advanced technologies to minimize collateral damage.

The statement indicated that this campaign is part of a broader strategy aimed at undermining Iranian military capabilities. It also aims to cripple its ability to carry out any potential threats against US interests and its allies in the region.

Conversely, these figures have raised widespread questions in international circles about the scale of the military escalation and its repercussions. Experts have warned that the extensive scope of the strikes could lead to unpredictable reactions and increase the likelihood of a full-blown regional confrontation.

Observers believe that announcing such a large number of targets reflects a US desire to demonstrate military superiority and send a clear message of deterrence. This comes at a time when the region remains on a knife’s edge, with tensions continuing and the confrontation escalating.