Posted on 03/14/2026 2:37:40 AM PDT by 11th_VA
As of Saturday, March 14, 2026, the intensity of Iranian drone and missile strikes has significantly declined from the peak seen at the start of the conflict on February 28. Defense officials report that Iran's launch capabilities have been degraded by over 90% due to "Operation Epic Fury."Β
While specific exact totals for every 24-hour period are often classified or updated in waves, here is the data compiled from military reports (CENTCOM, IDF, and regional defense ministries) for the last five days:
Iranian Strikes: March 10 β March 14, 2026
(Date, #Missiles, #Drones)
March 10: ~10-15 Missiles, 30β40 Drones- barrages toward Israel; lowest volume since start of war.
March 11: 15~20 Missiles, 30-50 Drones - 11 waves against Israel; multiple commercial ships struck in the Strait of Hormuz.
March 12: 10-12 Missiles, 80+ Drones - UAE (Al Dhafra), Kuwait Airport, and Saudi Arabia (9 drones intercepted)
March 13: 10-12 Missiles, ~80 Drones - 7 waves at Israel; impacts in Oman (Sohar) and UAE (Dubai).Airport, and Saudi Arabia
March 14: < 5 Missiles (ongoing), < 10 Drones (ongoing) - Minimal activity reported in the early morning hours.
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On the way to Victory and--Game Over!
Amen, and let’s please seize, or at a minimum area deny, Kharg and the Strait (all islands and coastal areas). Strangle the Shiite Regime.
The decrease in missile & drone attacks after the initial stage of the war was predictable. Iran is largely cut-off from re-supply and husbanding their resources hoping that we will present them with “good targets.” Their Information Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) assets are probably so degraded that they really can’t fire at anything unless they have a Mark One Eyeball fix on it. The theoretical range of their weapons systems is becoming tactically irrelevant.
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