Iran Conflict Daily Briefing

March 25, 2026 — Day 26 of Operation Epic Fury · Auto-generated intelligence summary
Total Munitions Fired
Since Feb 28, 2026
Current Daily Drone Rate
Current Daily Missile Rate
Current Intercept Rate
Daily Munitions Fired — Stacked Area
Intercept Rate Over Time
Cumulative Totals
Daily Hits vs Intercepts
Missile / Drone Mix (%)

Analysis

Missile Trend
NEAR DEPLETED Ballistic missile rate collapsed 98% from 428/day (Day 1) to ~8/day (Day 26). Iran conserving remaining stockpile for strategic targets.
Drone Trend
SUSTAINED LOW Drone rate declined 93% from 345/day to ~25/day but remains Iran's primary harassment tool. Small upticks (Days 18-19) suggest dispersed drone production continues.
Intercept Trend
STABLE HIGH Intercept rate has held consistently at 89–92% throughout the conflict. Slight degradation in late March as Iran shifts to lower-altitude and cluster munition tactics.
Overall Assessment
ATTRITION PHASE Iran's offensive capacity is severely degraded — daily output is ~4% of Day 1 levels. Low-intensity harassment operations continue while Pakistan mediates US demands. Occasional defense penetrations (Tel Aviv, Kuwait airport, Dimona) keep threat level elevated despite overall decline. 82nd Airborne deploying to region.

Sources

Al Jazeera — Iran war live: Pakistan shares US demands with Tehran (Mar 25) CNN — Day 25 of Middle East Conflict (Mar 24) Jerusalem Post — Iran's missile fire rate has collapsed by 92% JINSA — Iran's Missile Launches Have Fallen Sharply FDD Long War Journal — Iranian drones and missiles (Mar 17-19) Naval Today — Trump: Iran fired 101 missiles at USS Abraham Lincoln Critical Threats — Iran Update Special Report (Mar 5) NBC News — Iran attacks, plays down Trump peace talks claim Al Jazeera — Iran's cluster munitions penetrating Israeli defences Haaretz — Israel-Iran War Day 25