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Operation Epic Fury launched after collapse of Iran nuclear talks

3 March 2026
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Vice President JD Vance announced that U.S.-Iran negotiations regarding Tehran’s nuclear program have failed after American officials deemed Iran’s assertions unconvincing. Following this breakdown, President Trump authorized Operation Epic Fury, which involves U.S. and Israeli forces conducting precision strikes against Iran’s missile and nuclear capabilities. Vance emphasized that the U.S. goal is to ensure Iran cannot develop nuclear weapons, seeking a long-term commitment from the Iranian regime to abandon such ambitions.

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