Davey Crockett
Elite Member
Iran Timeline: Every “Trump Victory” in Operation Epic Fury
January 18: “Iranian patriots, help is on the way. We are moving.”
February 28: “We will start Operation Decisive. Everything will go very fast.”
March 2: “We will easily win.”
March 3: “We have won the war.”
March 7: “We have defeated Iran.”
March 9: “Strike Iran. War almost over — quickly and decisively.”
March 12: “We won, but not completely yet.”
March 13: “We have won the war again.”
March 14: “We need help to open the Strait.”
March 15: “If you don’t help me, I will remember it.”
March 16: “Actually, we don’t need help — I tested loyalty. If NATO doesn’t help, there will be consequences.”
March 17: “We don’t need NATO’s help, and we don’t want it. Congressional approval to leave NATO is not required.”
March 18: “Allies must cooperate to open the Strait of Hormuz.”
March 19: “US allies must step in and help open the Strait.”
March 20: “NATO are cowards. We can slowly get rid of it.”
March 21: “We will not use the Strait. It is needed by others, not us.”
March 22: “Final warning. Iran has 48 hours. Iran is finished.”
March 23: “One more week — then we will start bombing power plants.”
March 24: “The war is close to ending.”
March 25: “We are negotiating with Iran.”
March 26: “Iran begs for peace. They gave us a gift. We are postponing strikes on power plants.”
March 27: “I and the Ayatollah will jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz.”
March 28: “A regime change occurred in Iran.”
March 29: “Negotiations with Iran are going very well.”
March 30: “We are ready to destroy Iran’s oil and energy infrastructure and occupy Kharg Island.”
March 31: “We are ready to end the war without opening the Strait.”
April 1: “The war will end in three days. We will bomb them for two–three weeks until they return to the Stone Age.”
April 2: “We destroyed three major bridges. Why haven’t they contacted us yet?”
January 18: “Iranian patriots, help is on the way. We are moving.” February 28: “We will start Operation Decisive. Everything will go very fast.” March 2: “We will easily win.” March 3: “We have won the war.” March 7: “We have defeated Iran.” March 9: “Strike Iran. War almost over — quickly and decisively.” March 12: “We won, but not completely yet.” March 13: “We have won the war again.” March 14: “We need help to open the Strait.” March 15: “If you don’t help me, I will remember it.” March 16: “Actually, we don’t need help — I tested loyalty. If NATO doesn’t help, there will be consequences.” March 17: “We don’t need NATO’s help, and we don’t want it. Congressional approval to leave NATO is not required.” March 18: “Allies must cooperate to open the Strait of Hormuz.” March 19: “US allies must step in and help open the Strait.” March 20: “NATO are cowards. We can slowly get rid of it.” March 21: “We will not use the Strait. It is needed by others, not us.” March 22: “Final warning. Iran has 48 hours. Iran is finished.” March 23: “One more week — then we will start bombing power plants.” March 24: “The war is close to ending.” March 25: “We are negotiating with Iran.” March 26: “Iran begs for peace. They gave us a gift. We are postponing strikes on power plants.” March 27: “I and the Ayatollah will jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz.” March 28: “A regime change occurred in Iran.” March 29: “Negotiations with Iran are going very well.” March 30: “We are ready to destroy Iran’s oil and energy infrastructure and occupy Kharg Island.” March 31: “We are ready to end the war without opening the Strait.” April 1: “The war will end in three days. We will bomb them for two–three weeks until they return to the Stone Age.” April 2: “We destroyed three major bridges. Why haven’t they contacted us yet?”
Cheng bahi is okay. CENTCOM Urdu was the real deal.
