Three outlets report that President Donald Trump tells Congress and the public that U.S. military operations related to Iran are not finished, even after a reported termination notice. According to the articles, Trump notified Congress on May 1 that an operation or program referred to as “Epic Fury” had been terminated. However, Trump later characterizes the step as procedural, saying it does not indicate an end to all military actions connected to Iran.
The reports also highlight rising concern about U.S. munitions availability. The articles describe growing worry among observers that weapons inventories could be strained if operations continue or expand. While the outlets agree on the core timeline—May 1 notification, then Trump’s subsequent clarification—they frame it primarily as an update to ongoing military posture and logistics rather than as evidence that hostilities are definitively ending.
Overall, the sources present a consistent account: Trump signals continuation of some level of military activity while acknowledging operational and supply-related questions, particularly regarding munitions shortages.
