US strike near Omidiyeh airport escalates conflict with Iran

Estefano Gomez· Jul 13, 2026 · 1:32 AM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 36 views

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The United States carried out an airstrike near Omidiyeh airport in Iran's Khuzestan province on July 13 as part of Operation Epic Fury. The strike targeted Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps missile facilities and produced visible smoke and fire. Market odds for a regime change in Iran slipped slightly after the attack, reflecting heightened uncertainty.

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▪The United States conducted an airstrike near Omidiyeh airport in Khuzestan province on July 13, citing Operation Epic Fury.
▪The strike aimed at Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps missile sites and resulted in smoke and fire observed by citizen journalist Vahid.
▪Prediction‑market odds for an Iranian regime change fell from 8% to 7.5% following the attack.
▪Analysts warn that the incident could lead to further US‑Israel military actions and diplomatic responses.

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