February 28, 2026 — Operation “Epic Fury”

Israel and the United States launch Operation “Epic Fury” against Iran. The operation is focused on destabilizing the Iranian state through a series of bombing attacks against strategic targets.

March 1 — Iranian Retaliation

Iran responds with attacks against Israel and American military bases across the Middle East.

Several bombs accidentally strike Dubai. U.S. intelligence confirms that the strikes were the result of a targeting error and were not an intentional attack on Dubai.

March 2 — Preparations for the Invasion

Delta Force and the Israeli Defense Forces begin preparations for a ground invasion of Iran.

March 3 — U.S. Airstrikes

The United States launches a major airstrike campaign using B-2 Spirit bombers and F-35 fighter jets.

Several high-ranking Iranian military officers are killed in the attacks.

March 4 — Iran Prepares Its Defense

Iran begins extensive preparations to defend its territory against the expected invasion.

March 5 — Declaration of War

The United States and Israel officially declare war on Iran.

March 6 — First Landing and the Strait of Hormuz Blockade

Delta Force conducts a landing on Iran’s southeastern coast.

At the same time, Iran begins a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, severely restricting maritime traffic through the strategic waterway.

March 7 — Israeli Landing and the “Western Eagle” Plan

Israeli forces also conduct a landing in Iran but do not attempt to break the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Later that day, the European Union and EACC hold an emergency meeting of their leaders. They discuss a military and stabilization plan known as Operation “Western Eagle”, organized by EACC.

March 8 — EACC Enters Iran

EACC forces are transported into Iran.

Initially, their mission is limited to supporting civilian evacuations and stabilizing the country, as large-scale protests against the Iranian government are still taking place.

March 9 — Collapse of the Iranian Front

The Iranian front collapses in several areas.

Iranian forces are forced to retreat as much as 200 kilometers deeper into the country.

March 10 — End of the Iranian Blockade

Iran ends its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

However, Israel immediately begins its own blockade of the strait.

March 11 — EACC Launches a Full-Scale Invasion

EACC decides to launch a full-scale invasion of Iran alongside the United States and Israel.

The official objective is to restore peace and stability to the region, take control of Iran, and organize peaceful and free elections.

March 12 — Operation “Western Eagle”

EACC transports A-20 and A-35 units to Tehran International Airport, which has been captured by X-3 EACC forces.

EACC also calls on protesters to organize uprisings against the Iranian government.

As a result, the conflict develops into both an international war and a civil war.

March 13 — Collapse of the Iranian Armed Forces

The Iranian Armed Forces are practically defeated and begin to collapse as an organized military force.

The U.S.–Israeli coalition controls most of southern Iran.

Meanwhile, EACC forces and rebel groups control Tehran and the northern mountain regions.

The rest of Iran descends into anarchy, with large areas left without effective government control.

March 14 — EACC Counteroffensive

EACC forces capture the remaining unoccupied territories and launch an offensive against U.S. and Israeli positions.

March 15 — EACC Advances

The front collapses in several areas.

EACC forces and allied rebels advance approximately 60 kilometers.

The United States continues to deploy additional forces to Iran in an attempt to stop the EACC advance.

EACC responds by deploying X-6, a massive armored division within its military structure.

March 16 — Delta Force Captured

A group of Delta Force operators becomes surrounded by EACC forces.

The soldiers are captured and taken prisoner as prisoners of war.

According to the scenario, no civilians are harmed during the operation.

March 17 — Israeli Drone Offensive

Israel launches a massive drone attack against EACC positions.

Most of the drones are intercepted by EACC air-defense systems.

March 18 — Deployment of X-10

EACC deploys X-10, a major division consisting primarily of attack helicopters and Su-35 and Eurofighter fighter aircraft.

The deployment significantly strengthens EACC's air and ground capabilities.

March 19 — U.S. Forces Expelled from Iran

After a series of EACC offensives, U.S. forces are pushed out of Iranian territory.

EACC forces gain control over most of the remaining areas previously held by the United States.

March 20 — Israeli Withdrawal

Israel withdraws from Iran, ending its direct ground presence in the country.

The withdrawal marks a major turning point in the conflict and leaves EACC as the dominant military force inside Iran.

Translation: Chat gpt

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