President Trump has unleashed the full fury of American military might like never before, according to a decorated three-star general who says the current "Operation Epic Fury" represents something he's never witnessed in his decades of service.
Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Keith Kellogg Jr., who has served in national security roles in both Trump administrations, appeared on Fox News Friday and delivered a stunning assessment of the President's no-holds-barred approach to taking down America's enemies. The retired general said Trump has finally taken the "shackles off our armed forces" and let them do what they do best: WIN.
"The President is going after EVERYTHING. FULL SPEED AHEAD," Kellogg explained, noting that military commanders are "taking out targets most of us hadn't thought about." Social media erupted with reactions to Kellogg's bombshell comments, with one user posting: "Lt Gen. Kellogg says he's NEVER seen this level of engagement before... Huge target list, no restrictions. The President is RIGHT about WINNING!"
The operation has become so relentless that military insiders are calling it "Whac-A-Mullah" - a reference to the arcade game where players hammer down targets as fast as they pop up. But this isn't a game - it's serious business that's reshaping the Middle East power structure.
Kurdish Forces Launch FULL-SCALE Ground Invasion
Adding to the unprecedented nature of current operations, Kellogg revealed that Iraqi Kurds have launched a full-scale ground invasion into Iran - something the general called "really hard to do" and noted that "people don't realize how big it is." Breaking news accounts on social media confirmed Kellogg's assessment, with one report stating he hopes Kurdish forces "go take Kharg Island," a critical Iranian oil facility.
This represents exactly the kind of decisive action that Trump promised voters - no more endless wars, no more nation-building, just swift, overwhelming force to eliminate threats to American interests. After years of Biden's weakness that emboldened our enemies worldwide, Trump is showing the world what American strength looks like when the gloves come off.
The question now isn't whether Trump's approach will succeed - it's how quickly our enemies will realize they picked the wrong fight with the wrong country under the wrong president.