Trump Confirms Success of 'Epic Rage' Operation Destroying 58 Warships

US President Donald Trump announced a significant success for the US Army during 'Operation Epic Rage'. The operation resulted in the destruction of 58 enemy warships, an unprecedented outcome. Trump emphasized that this is a devastating blow to the enemy. US military forces continue to carry out their tasks as part of the large-scale operation.

US President Donald Trump confirmed on Thursday that the US military has succeeded in the current 'Operation Epic Rage' by destroying 58 warships. This operation marks a significant achievement for the US armed forces. According to Trump, destroying such a large number of ships is an unprecedented success. 'We have dealt a devastating blow to the enemy,' the president stated. US military forces continue to carry out their assigned tasks as part of this large-scale operation. The objective of the operation is to neutralize the threat in the maritime region. Military experts note the high effectiveness of the tactics being used.

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