1101 US Launches Massive Strikes in South America & Largest US Military Base Hit by Missile

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1101 US Launches Massive Strikes in South America & Largest US Military Base Hit by Missile  

4 Mar 2026 The US military has launched operations in Ecuador against designated terror organisations, in coordination with the Ecuadorian military. This comes as 50,000 US troops are deployed to the Middle East for Operation Epic Fury, targeting Iran’s military capabilities. The operation, which has already seen significant strikes and the destruction of Iranian military assets, aims to eliminate Iran’s ability to threaten Americans. 

The US military is conducting dynamic targeting operations against Iran, eliminating their ballistic missile launchers. In retaliation, Iran has launched over 500 ballistic missiles and 2,000 drones, indiscriminately targeting civilians. The US military, alongside Israel, is dominating the skies, executing air strikes, and deploying cruise missiles to obliterate Iranian command and control capabilities. 

 

Key points

  •  * US Military Deployment: The US military has been deployed to Ecuador in South America for operations against designated terror organisations. * Joint Operations with Ecuador: The US military is conducting joint operations with the Ecuadorian armed forces, including strikes and operations on land. * Potential for Further Military Action: The deployment raises concerns about potential military action in neighbouring countries like Colombia and Venezuela. * Military Escalation: Potential for involuntary military actions by the US in countries where they have a presence. * US Troop Deployment: 50,000 US troops have been deployed to the Middle East. * Al Udeid Air Base Attack: The largest US air base in the Middle East, Al Udeid in Qatar, was hit by Iranian drones, causing significant damage to a billion-dollar radar array. * Operation Epic Fury Update: US military forces are executing Operation Epic Fury in the Middle East, now in its fourth day. * Operation Scale and Objectives: The operation involves over 50,000 troops, 200 fighters, two aircraft carriers, and bombers, aiming to eliminate Iran’s ability to threaten Americans. * Operation Progress: US forces, in coordination with Israel, have conducted nearly 2,000 strikes, severely degrading Iran’s air defences and destroying numerous ballistic missiles, launchers, and drones. * Military Operations Against Iran: The US military is conducting operations against Iran, including sinking Iranian ships, targeting missile launchers, and destroying command and control posts. * Iranian Retaliation: Iran has retaliated by launching over 500 ballistic missiles and over 2,000 drones, indiscriminately targeting civilians. * US Military Success: The US military is achieving success in its operations, dominating the skies with the Israeli air force and executing a high volume of air strikes. * Military Operation Scale: Thousands of targets hit, hundreds of missiles launched, tens of thousands of troops deployed, and over 200 fighter jets involved. * Potential Ground Troops Deployment: Possibility of troops on the ground in Iran, potentially needed for the operation. * Drone Warfare: US military employed one-way attack drones, originally an Iranian design, to significant effect. * Irreversible Situation: The situation is escalating with significant consequences, including the removal of top leadership, making it difficult to revert to previous conditions. * Potential for Escalation in South America: While not as severe as missile launches, there is a possibility of cartel retaliations in South American countries like Ecuador, similar to the recent events in Mexico. * Targeted Cartels: The primary targets are Los Chineros and Los Lobos, Ecuadorian narco gangs involved in cocaine trafficking and affiliated with the Senia cartel and the new generation Haliscoco cartel. * US Military Operations in Ecuador: Joint operations between US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) and Ecuadorian forces target leadership, logistics, and routes of criminal groups. * Targeted Criminal Groups: Operations focus on groups involved in extortion, assassinations, prison takeovers, and drug trafficking, including those with ties to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). * Ecuador’s Internal Armed Conflict: The Ecuadorian government declared an internal armed conflict in 2024 due to escalating violence from criminal groups.

       

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