Iran's Mullahs Thought They Were Winning The War Then THIS HAPPENED

It's March 26, 2026, day 27 of Operation Epic Fury, and right now, U.S. B-52 Stratofortress bombers are standing tall and are unleashing hell on Iran. The regime is basically in full panic mode at this point, with these B-52s approaching 80 years old, releasing up to 70,000 pounds of weapons each time,

each mission they fly into Iran, including massive salvos that combine JASM-ER, those are those extended range joint air to surface standoff missiles for you acronym lovers out there, those are for standoff strikes, plus once those ripple off, now the buff,

the big ugly fat fellow, has JDAMs that can be dropped directly over targets since the US Air Force has air superiority along since the US Air Force has air superiority along with the US Navy. Reports confirm a Marine Expeditionary Unit multiple at this point. 2,500 Marines along with the 82nd Airborne, up to 1,000 are on the way to the region.

The B-52s are perfectly positioned to clear the path for them with devastating long-range

strikes.

In the last eight hours though, A-10 Warthogs are hammering Iranian-backed PMF proxies, so proxy militias of Iran that are on paper part of the Iraqi military, near Mosul and Habyarani. These Stratofortress bombers though are positioned from places like Al Udeid,

Fairford, air bases in the UK and they're sending a clear message. America brings overwhelming long-range firepower anywhere on the map in Iran at this point. And as Chuck Norris would say, the B-52s don't roll in and drop bombs. The sky opens up and requests the B-52 to strike the IRGC. What happens next is gonna change everything you've heard about that old war horse, the B-52, how it is still dominating the battlefield in Iran,

bringing the total targets hit now, thanks to the B-52, to 10,000. Let's pop to X for some of the latest breaking news. Here we are on X, my friends, and this is the latest breaking news from Admiral Cooper, the CENTCOM commander.

Let's have a quick listen.

As I mentioned in my last update, refueling tankers are extending our reach and fighters and bombers are delivering precise strikes against our primary objectives. Let me highlight our B-52 bomber force, which is executing a high volume of strikes into Iran and demonstrating our unmatched dominance in the air. Now in their eighth decade of flight, our B-52 bombers are executing strikes into Iran with up to 70,000 pounds of munitions on each mission. Our B-52 pilots and aircrew embody the courage and resilience of the more than 50,000 American

sons and daughters serving in uniform during this operation. There is no adversary too determined, no mission too difficult, and no task too great for our soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines, guardians, and Coast Guardsmen. I just could not be prouder of our troops, and I know the

American people share that same pride." Wow, so just a really cool highlight there on the B-52 doing work. In its eighth decade, You know, basically a 70 year old plus doing its thing every single day, helping bring up to that level of 10,000 targets being hit. I mean, just wild. And then here's some interesting fact checking. False. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced a US F-18 fighter was struck over Chabahar using new advanced air defense systems. The truth, no

US fighters have been shot down by Iran. And then this is pretty interesting. This is the USS Abraham Lincoln blasting off F-18s just doing work. You can see an AIM-9X over here on that F-18. And then this one is actually a tanker, refueling tanker. You can see the bags there. They call these things the five bags because it's got five beautiful bags of gas on it to pass to different assets. This was just released an hour ago of this video being produced. More precision strikes, eliminating threats presented by the Iranian regime. 10,000 targets, so these are part of what could be being

struck by the B-52 with those standoff weapons, even stand in weapons. You can see how Iran is getting a little wily, hiding these one way attack drones under trees, inside of barns. I mean, anywhere they can get these things at this point, they are trying to hide them because this is the last leg that they have to stand on. This is the last vestige of their bargaining position. The more of these they have, the more guerrilla-style detached units they have.

That to them makes them think they're going to keep their regime in power, basically. And then President Trump also just posted this on Truth Social one hour ago from the time this video being released. He said, And in another post, President Trump went on to say, "'NATO nations have done absolutely nothing to help with the lunatic nation, now militarily decimated, of Iran.

The USA needs nothing from NATO, but never forget this very important point in time, President Donald J. Trump." But hey, I'm all for it. I hope NATO gets in the fight a little bit and at least helps somewhat with the Straits of Hormuz. And this just came in as well.

Israel says it killed Iran's top naval commander as Trump raises pressure on Iran. Israel said that an airstrike has killed Al-Araiza Tangziri, a key player in Iran's blockade of the Straits of Hormuz. President Trump warned Iranian officials to consider his peace proposal before it's too late. So the straight talk happening right now is that the Straits of Hormuz, the commander who's been in charge of closing that down and enacting total chaos in the area, is now

being hit and taken out. So that is a big step to show Iran that the gloves are off when it comes to opening up the Straits of Hormuz, which I think is great. And then also layered US and allied defenses knocking down most of the ballistic missiles and drones being shot at the partner nations. The big diplomatic play here,

US 15 point ceasefire proposal delivered through Pakistani channels, probably offers some sort of sanctions relief, limited civilian nuclear cooperation, IAEA, International Atomic Energy Agency, for you acronym lovers, monitoring of any nuclear rollback,

missile production limits, and guaranteed safe passage for US and Western ships through the Straits of Hormuz. But as one might guess, Iran sent a nice little letter rejecting it flat out and came back demanding reparations and security guarantees instead. That's likely what they want. They want to continue doing exactly what they've been doing before, tap along the world, and maybe give a little bit of a concession

to make people think, oh, they're so easy to negotiate with. But through all of that, the B-52 Stratofortress can't be fooled. It sits in the background as the ultimate insurance policy and the ultimate negotiation leverage aircraft

capable of flying missions with over 10,000 mile round trips with tanker support to saturate hardened targets deep inside of Iran using those standoff JASM weapons and the direct JDAM drops right over top of Iran because air superiority is established. But now that you see how the proxies are getting thinned out in Iraq on the ground, wait until you hear about how Iran's own leadership is reacting to the mere presence of American heavy bombers.

Because on the Iranian side, they're still talking tough while looking more and more isolated by the hour. Tehran called the entire US proposal fake news, rejecting it outright. And a senior military spokesperson, at this point, the temporary jobs are basically on upwork, looking for military spokespeople.

They're like, hey, can you work remotely? We're pretty much all working remotely at this point. But they're claiming that the Americans are only negotiating with themselves. Iranian officials say they will not negotiate under duress. Well, doesn't look like the duress

is letting up anytime soon, so this might be the only chance that Iran actually has to negotiate. But they're vowing to keep launching missiles until they get full compensation plus zero limits on their missile and nuclear programs. That's likely what they're trying to get if I'm just putting myself in the shoes of this terrorist network.

Even now, though, Iran can still threaten to close the straits of Hormuz to US oil tankers using underwater unmanned vehicles. It's probably one of the biggest and main things. Also, their fast attack boats are being crushed on the land by B-52s, and then once they get moving, that's when you bring in the A-10.

That's the guy she told you not to worry about. Oh, the B-52? Yeah we didn't hit you while you were on land? No worries. We've got depleted uranium rounds or HEI, high explosive incendiary rounds, from the A-10 striking those fast attack craft. But geography and recent losses for Iran and their navy is working against them and it's very heavily working against them in these negotiating positions because Israel just took out the chief of the IRGC Navy, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, those hardliners that have had a revolver pointed, well mainly to the head of their own people and then to the world as well with the nuclear weapon if they were able to get nuclear

weapons. So with these strikes on their top naval commander, strikes on the land with the B-52 decimating their fast attack craft and the rest of their navy, along with the A-10 striking anything that's on the water. This is like the A-10 and B-52 slid into the IRGC's HQ, owned the place, and left the IRGC wondering why they never called them back. But let's hit the numbers and talk about what really matters.

Iran's latest missile, Salvos, have largely been swatted down despite aiming at civilian areas near Abu Dhabi and southern Israel. The U.S. ceasefire proposal gave Tehran a legitimate off-ramp on sanctions, nuclear limits, Hormuz shipping, yet they've now doubled down on demands instead. President Trump has made it clear he said that the war has been won militarily and talks are productive and America continues to negotiate from

strength. He said we negotiate with bombs and that's a strategic negotiating position as well with Iran saying that negotiations are fake news. So at this point it looks like the Iran hardliners like President Trump said they are strange and odd to negotiate with. Who knows who's actually being negotiated with at this point. No one really knows who's actually in charge of Iran. They are probably begging for a deal behind closed doors while trying to look strong

are probably begging for a deal behind closed doors while trying to look strong to the public because they're desperate.