In a display of overwhelming American air power, U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopters and A-10 Warthog ground-attack aircraft have seized complete air supremacy over key regions of Iran. Operating in devastating hunter-killer teams, the feared Apaches and heavily armored Warthogs have unleashed relentless strikes on Iranian air defenses, missile sites, radar installations, and remaining IRGC ground forces.

The low-flying A-10 Warthogs tore through Iranian positions with their signature 30mm GAU-8 Avenger cannons, while Apache helicopters provided precise Hellfire missile attacks and devastating chain-gun fire. Entire Iranian defensive networks have been reduced to burning wreckage in just hours. Iranian forces are reported to be in full retreat, unable to challenge American aircraft operating with near-total impunity.

This latest dominance comes after weeks of crushing blows to the Iranian regime: the destruction of Natanz, the collapse of its largest underground tunnel network, the elimination of its final nuclear mastermind, the sinking of multiple uranium and drone ships, and the loss of naval control in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Iranian regime is in absolute panic. With its air defense systems shattered and its skies now belonging to American gunships, Tehran’s military leadership has lost the ability to protect its own territory from devastating low-alтιтude attacks.

President Donald Trump praised the operation, stating:
“The Apache and the Warthog are beautiful, lethal machines. Nobody does it better than the United States military. Iran is learning that lesson the hard way.”

Under Trump’s decisive leadership, the United States has moved from targeted strikes to total air dominance across the Iranian theater. The combination of the Apache’s agility and the Warthog’s legendary close-air support firepower has proven once again why American air power remains unmatched.