American and Israeli warplanes struck hard at a secret IRGC briefing in central Iran’s Yazd province on Tuesday, wiping out at least 100 Revolutionary Guard personnel as they prepared to reinforce threats against the critical Strait of Hormuz.

The targeted gathering was no ordinary meeting. These IRGC fighters were gearing up for deployment to Hormuz Island, part of Tehran’s effort to choke off global oil flows and escalate attacks on Western shipping and allies. Instead, precision airstrikes turned their planning session into a smoking ruin, delivering another sharp blow to Iran’s terror machine.

This fits the pattern of the ongoing US-Israeli campaign, launched February 28, that has systematically degraded IRGC bases, missile sites, and command nodes across Iran, including multiple hits near Yazd. The mullahs’ regime has already lost thousands of operatives and key leaders, with their missile stockpiles and launch capabilities hammered into the dirt.

While exact casualty figures from this specific strike remain under confirmation amid the fog of war, the message is clear: America and Israel will not tolerate Iranian aggression or threats to vital sea lanes. The IRGC’s days of unchecked terror planning are over. Strikes like this keep weakening the regime’s ability to project power and protect its own.

The video circulating online shows massive secondary explosions and thick smoke rising over a mountainous Iranian cityscape, consistent with strikes on ammo or fuel depots tied to IRGC operations. Tehran has offered no straight answers, as usual.

Freedom’s defenders are pressing the advantage. The ayatollahs’ proxy empire is cracking under sustained, smart pressure.