Iran’s once-feared arsenal of cheap, massed drones and missiles is in ruins. The US has methodically dismantled launch sites, factories, and storage depots. In a recent barrage, defenses intercepted 241 of 262 ballistic missiles. Sixteen minelaying vessels lie at the bottom. Over 90 military targets on Kharg Island were obliterated in a single night, sparing oil facilities but gutting Iran’s ability to threaten shipping or mount sustained attacks.

What Tehran relied on—overwhelming volume—is gone. Iran fights on with depleted, broken weapons, and the regime knows the tide has turned. Precision coalition strikes have restored deterrence and protected allies across the region. Victory through strength is proving itself once again.