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First modification: 03/01/2026 - 22:18

Following the coordinated attack by the United States and Israel against Iran on February 28, known as Operation Epic Fury, Tehran responded with bombings against Israeli targets and against American bases in several Eastern countries. The Iranian offensive included the launch of missiles and drones, increasing tension in the region. However, the magnitude of its response raises a question: is this deployment all of Iran's military power or does it still have strategic capabilities that it has not shown? Horacio Sánchez, doctor in Political Science, master's degree in State Sciences, retired colonel and veteran of the Malvinas War, addresses the issue on France 24.

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