Trump claims Iran’s military “all gone” after US-Israeli operations

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13, 2026 In a recent statement, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Iran’s military has been completely destroyed, asserting that it is “all gone.”

This declaration follows a series of joint U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran, known as Operation Epic Fury and Operation Roaring Lion, which began on February 28, 2026.

Despite Trump’s statement, independent assessments and U.S. intelligence reports indicate that Iran retains significant military capabilities, although severely degraded.

The conflict remains active with ongoing strikes, and Iran’s command structures and underground missile networks have shown resilience, maintaining some operational capacity. Advertisement Key Takeaways Trump’s claim appears to indicate a significant rhetorical escalation, suggesting that the conflict with Iran is far from resolution. Market pricing suggests participants may view this statement as increasing the probability of further U.

S. military action against Iran. Despite Trump’s claims, independent reports indicate that Iran’s military retains some operational capabilities, contrary to the assertion of total destruction.

What to Watch Market observers will be closely monitoring any official confirmation or refutation of Trump’s claims from U.S. intelligence or allied sources, as these could influence perceptions of the conflict’s trajectory.

Additionally, developments such as a potential Iranian military retaliation or further U.S.-Israeli strikes could impact market pricing related to a possible U.

S. invasion. Watch for any diplomatic moves or peace negotiations that might alter the current conflict dynamics.

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wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump In a recent statement, U.S.

President Donald Trump claimed that Iran’s military has been completely destroyed, asserting that it is “all gone.” This declaration follows a series of joint U.S.

-Israeli military operations against Iran, known as Operation Epic Fury and Operation Roaring Lion, which began on February 28, 2026. Despite Trump’s statement, independent assessments and U.S.

intelligence reports indicate that Iran retains significant military capabilities, although severely degraded. The conflict remains active with ongoing strikes, and Iran’s command structures and underground missile networks have shown resilience, maintaining some operational capacity. Advertisement Key Takeaways Trump’s claim appears to indicate a significant rhetorical escalation, suggesting that the conflict with Iran is far from resolution.

Market pricing suggests participants may view this statement as increasing the probability of further U.S. military action against Iran.

Despite Trump’s claims, independent reports indicate that Iran’s military retains some operational capabilities, contrary to the assertion of total destruction. What to Watch Market observers will be closely monitoring any official confirmation or refutation of Trump’s claims from U.S.

intelligence or allied sources, as these could influence perceptions of the conflict’s trajectory. Additionally, developments such as a potential Iranian military retaliation or further U.S.

-Israeli strikes could impact market pricing related to a possible U.S. invasion.

Watch for any diplomatic moves or peace negotiations that might alter the current conflict dynamics. Get live prediction-market analysis, powered by Vera. Sign up for Vera.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Estefano Gomez. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.