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\nThe United States has announced the end of its major military campaign known as Operation Epic Fury against Iran, marking what officials describe as the conclusion of offensive operations in the conflict. According to statements from US leadership, the main objectives of the operation have been achieved, even though tensions in the region remain unresolved and fragile. Reports indicate that while large-scale strikes have stopped, Iran continues to maintain strategic control over key positions, including its influence in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route. At the same time, Iran is also believed to still possess and deploy missile capabilities, raising ongoing security concerns among regional powers. Despite the announcement of the operation\u2019s end, there is still no confirmed nuclear agreement between Washington and Tehran, leaving diplomatic uncertainty in place. Analysts suggest that while active warfare may be winding down, underlying tensions between the two sides have not been resolved.\n<\/p>\n

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