Hegseth: US Forces Attacks Plummet 90%, Iran Sees Over 7,000 Targets Struck

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US Claims 90% Drop in Iran Attacks, Over 7,000 Targets Hit

The US reports a 90% drop in Iranian attacks on its forces, with over 7,000 targets hit. Defense Secretary Hegseth credits US-Israeli strikes on Iran’s military infrastructure. (Image: reuters)

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News18•19-03-2026, 18:28

US Claims 90% Drop in Iran Attacks, Over 7,000 Targets Hit

•US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reports a 90% decline in Iranian ballistic missile and 'kamikaze' drone attacks on US forces.
•The reduction is attributed to sustained US-Israeli strikes on Iran’s military infrastructure.
•US officials claim over 7,000 targets hit in Iran, focusing on dismantling missile production, drone capabilities, and air defense systems.
•Hegseth states US forces are "winning decisively" and operating "on our terms," with more large-scale strikes expected.
•Despite the decline, Iran still poses a threat, with sporadic attacks reported, though many are intercepted.

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