Watch: U.S releases new 'unclassified' footage showing attacks on Iran's mobile missile 'threats'

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) on Thursday released unclassified video footage documenting the surgical destruction of the Iranian regime's mobile missile launch capabilities as Operation Epic Fury enters a decisive new phase. The visual evidence, which shows precision strikes on mobile trucks and launch platforms, comes as President Donald Trump declared the U.S. is in a "very strong position," rating the ongoing military performance a "15 out of 10."

U.S CENTCOM: 100 Hours" of Operation Epic Fury

The newly released video highlights the first 100 hours of a campaign described by officials as the "most lethal and precise aerial operation in history." The footage specifically focuses on "finding and destroying" mobile missile launchers—truck-mounted units that Iran has historically used to threaten regional stability. By eliminating these mobile assets, the U.S. has reportedly forced a 73% drop in drone launches and an 86% collapse in ballistic missile activity.

Watch U.S Central Command's new 'unclassified' video here:

Iran-Israel War: Operation Epic Fury So Far

According to CENTCOM, the first four days saw over 2,000 precision munitions launched from air, land, and sea. Beyond the destruction of land-based launchers, the U.S. Navy has sunk more than 20 Iranian vessels. Military leaders emphasize that while the conflict was triggered by a Saturday strike that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the current focus is the total dismantlement of Iran’s security apparatus.

Iran-Israel Conflict: Human and Strategic Costs

The toll of the six-day war is staggering, with over 1,000 reported deaths in Iran and dozens in Lebanon and Israel. Despite the intensity, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, visiting MacDill Air Force Base for operational briefings, maintained that the U.S. is "finishing" a half-century-old threat. President Trump echoed this sentiment, stating that Iran’s missile arsenal is being "wiped out rapidly," signaling that operations will continue until all strategic objectives are met.

(With TOI inputs)