US and Israel attacking Iran at ‘record pace’, war monitor says
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According to a report by Airwars published on March 6, 2026, the United States and Israel have launched a military campaign against Iran at an unprecedented rate. The report states that the initial days of the offensive involved hitting significantly more targets per day than any campaign in recent decades, including the Israeli war in Gaza and the US-led campaign against ISIS. Within the first four days, US and Israeli officials claimed to have struck approximately 4,000 targets across Iran. Airwars notes that the pace of this campaign vastly outpaces other recent US air wars. The analysis comes as US President Donald Trump rejected compromise, demanding Iran's "unconditional surrender."
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AI-ExtractedThere will be no deal with Iran except UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!
In 100 hours, the US and Israel declared hitting more targets in Iran than in the first six months of the US-led Coalition’s bombing campaign against ISIS.
The initial days of the US-Israeli assault against Iran resulted in significantly more targets hit per day than any campaign in recent decades.
US and Israel have attacked Iran at a pace that far surpasses other recent conflicts.
US and Israeli officials said they struck about 4,000 targets across Iran in the first four days of their offensive.
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