As the war against Iran enters its twelfth day, the US military is struggling with severe shortages of air defense missiles in the region, according to an informed military source.

Iran's precision strikes in the ongoing war have dismantled US military infrastructure across the Persian Gulf in under two weeks, destroying billion-dollar radar systems, crippling naval command centers, and ending America's era of regional military dominance.

Iranian missiles and drones are dominating the skies over the occupied territories as the war escalates, according to the spokesperson for Iran's armed forces.

An IRGC spokesman says the US military suffered 650 casualties in the first two days of Iran's retaliatory strikes.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says it has targeted the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln with four ballistic missiles.

IRGC attacks destroy a modern radar system in Qatar as part of retaliatory strikes on regional US assets.

Iran test-fired the Sayyad-3G naval missile, debuting vertical launch capability, 150-kilometer range, Mach 7 speed, and networked air defense integration to strengthen fleet protection in the Strait of Hormuz.