Pentagon drops name Epic Rage against Iran
A report revealed that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has ceased using the term "Hamalami Rage" to refer to ongoing military operations against Iran, following the official conclusion of the operation last May. The name has been replaced with a broader phrase: "Overseas operations under the responsibility of the U.S. Central Command." Nevertheless, sporadic clashes between the United States and Iran continued after the ceasefire collapsed in early April, with the U.S. military conducting strikes aimed at protecting freedom of navigation and reducing threats from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. Military officials confirmed that the directive covers all branches of the department, and the guidelines emphasize that any information about the confrontation must be approved by Central Command before being released.
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