Operation “Epic Fury” Against Iran Completed – Rubio
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the US had ended the operation touch on against Iran, AFP reported.
This latest development reaffirms statements given to Congress almost a month after the fragile ceasefire was implemented.
“Operation is complete, Epic Fury, as the president told Congress. We are done with that phase,” Rubio told reporters at the White House.
Earlier, the White House told lawmakers that the war was over following the implementation of the ceasefire, thereby circumventing the legal requirement to obtain congressional authorization for a conflict beyond 60 days.
Nevertheless, Donald Trump still warned Iran of massive retaliation if the country attacked US ships.
Last week, Trump also announced “Project Freedom” to help ships exit the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow strategic passage to the Persian Gulf that is now controlled by Iran in response to attacks on the country.
“This is not an offensive operation, this is a defensive operation and the meaning is very simple, there will be no shots unless we get shot first,” Rubio said.
According to him, the United States had achieved its war aims.
“They now face a very serious economic collapse,” he said, adding that Trump still preferred a negotiated solution with Iran.
Rubio, who is also a former United States senator, also expressed disagreement with the War Powers Act of 1973, which requires the president to notify Congress within 48 hours of sending troops and obtain approval after 60 days.
“We do not recognize the law as constitutional. However, we still comply with some elements of it in order to maintain good relations with Congress,” he said.
If you think about it, Israel and the United States launched an attack on Iran on February 28, killing several key leaders and destroying important military and economic locations in the country, but failed to bring down the Islamic republic, which then responded with missile and drone attacks across the region.
Trump on April 8 announced a ceasefire with Iran which was later extended even though negotiations with Tehran remained deadlocked.
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