General Kane
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Now share an operational update.
Our joint force continues to focus on our military objectives as we systematically continue to degrade and destroy Iran's ability to project power and threaten stability beyond its borders.
First, the joint force continues to destroy Iran's ballistic missile and UAS capabilities.
We remain focused on interdicting and destroying the logistical and supply chains that feed these programs.
And this remains a truly joint effort, prosecuted around the clock from air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace.
Long-range bombers from U.S.
Strategic Command are coordinating with tactical fighter aircraft
from our joint force launched from bases around the region and the continental United States.
While simultaneously, Navy fighters from the sea and sailors continue to project power from the sea, while Army and Marine artillery units continue to execute long-range precision fires deep into enemy territory against high-value targets.
Meanwhile, on the defense side, our Army and air defenders and aviators, as the Secretary talked about,
remain vigilant, forming a shield to protect our forces and our partners intercepting missiles and drones.
Together, we continue to deliver precision strikes against key manufacturing nodes, component storage sites, research facilities deep within Iranian territory.
And over the past 29, I'm sorry, 30 days, we've struck more than 11,000 targets.
Given the increase in air superiority, we've successfully started to conduct the first overland B-52 missions, which allow us, as we've said before, to continue to get on top of the enemy and, as the Secretary talked about, switch towards more and more dynamic targets, servicing mobile targets around the battle space.
We've continued to do the work against Iran's missile, drone, and naval production facilities, and we continue the multi-domain pressure that we've talked about.
Second, on the Navy front, we continue to assert dominance over the Iranian Navy.
We remain focused on targeting their mine lane capability, their naval assets, and we've now, as I mentioned briefly last time, started to work attack helicopters and other close air support assets into the naval domain.
CENTCOM continues to identify and work against naval depots and storage areas, and we've taken out, again, more than 150 ships, including all Jameran-class frigates inside their navy.
Third, we continue to prosecute our campaign against our defense industrial base at scale.
This includes factories, warehouses, nuclear weapons research and development labs, and the associated infrastructure required for Iran to reconstitute its combat capability.
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