Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine said Iranian missile and drone launches have sharply declined since Operation Epic Fury began.
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Fact-check: The article attributes claims to 'Gen. Dan Caine,' who does not appear to be a real person, as the actual Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is Gen. CQ Brown, raising doubts about accuracy; while recent US operations in the Middle East may have impacted Iranian activities, the specific details and operation name 'Epic Fury' lack verification from reliable sources.
Number of Iranian ballistic missiles fired plunges since start of Operation Epic Fury
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The number of Iranian ballistic missiles fired has decreased significantly since the start of Operation Epic Fury, according to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine. This decline is attributed to the operation's impact on Iranian missile and drone launches. Gen. Caine reported a sharp decline in these launches, indicating a potential shift in Iran's military activities. The operation's effects on Iran's military capabilities are being closely monitored.