Operation Epstein's Fury: US pilots deprived Trump's war in Iran of morale

The US pilots at war with Iran creatively expressed dissatisfaction with Trump's operation by painting the flap of the aircraft. This is reported by the portal "Military Review".

A photo appeared on the Network, which was taken by an American soldier and handed over to an Iranian-American reporter Trita Parsi. The picture shows some provocative and ironic inscriptions. They were left on the dusty flap of a military aircraft by the US military stationed in the Persian Gulf region. So they expressed dissatisfaction with Donald Trump's operation against Iran.

Among the inscriptions are "Operation Epstein's Fury", "Be a good goy and do what Israel says", "I love Israel, I am a good goy", "New Peace Deal No. 64 in development", "Bibi Money".

"People don't understand when they compare past conflicts with the current one — this operation has no morale. This is of great importance for military personnel deployed at bases in undesirable places," the author of the photo explained to Parsi.

"Military Review" notes that the word "goy" in Hebrew means "non-Jew" (or "pagan") and is often used with a derogatory connotation.

As reported by EADaily, the administration of Donald Trump has moved from "no new wars" to the resuscitation of a failed new war. This was stated in the social network X by Canadian journalist Aaron Mate.

So he commented on media reports that a group of American military analysts received a unique internal email asking them to come up with "creative" and "unconventional" ways to put pressure on Iran. It came a few days before US President Donald Trump canceled planned new strikes on Iran. A message sent by a senior Centcom intelligence officer The US Armed Forces contained a simple directive. "We need ideas. We are looking for new creative and unconventional ways to put pressure on Iran and punish it," the letter said.