Air strike near rally in Tehran, US refuelling plane crash

0:00Now, the conflict between Israel and the U.S. and Iran shows no sign of ending. The death toll is rising in the number of people forced from their homes is now in the millions. U.S. Central Command has just announced that four U.S. service members were killed in an incident after an Air Force refueling plane crashed in Iraq on Thursday night, bringing the total death toll of U.S. troops to 11. By the U.S. and Israel, I've carried out attacks in cities across Iran that have been multiple explosions around the root of a large, large, marking our coulds day in Tehran. A new wave of Iranian attacks has hit northern Israel. More than 50 people were injured when missiles struck a village near Nasruth in Beirut. Israeli air raids targeted residential neighborhoods. More than 800,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon since the Israeli Army and Hasbola began fighting again this month. Now in Turkey, authorities and investigating reports that a third missile has been shot

1:03down in its airspace. NATO air defenses have intercepted two ballistic missiles heading towards Turkey in the past two weeks. And the U.S. is temporarily dropping sanctions on Russian oil already in tankers at sea. The prices of oil and gas have soared since the war began, disrupting supplies from Gulf nations. Well, the Supreme Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council was at the march and he's condemned the strikes. The problem with Trump is that he fails to understand that Iranian people are discerning and mature, and that the more pressure the U.S. applies, the stronger the emissions resolve becomes. Attacking a march and a gathering is a sign of the enemy's fear and weakness. As we mentioned, U.S. Central Command confirmed that four of the six soldiers on board the plane that crashed in Iraq have been killed. The military refueling aircraft was taking part in strikes on neighboring Iran. An Iraqi armed group backed by Iran says it attacked the KC-135 plane, which came down

2:03in the west of the country. But the U.S. military says the crash was not due to hostile or friendly fire. It also says another U.S. aircraft involved in the incident landed safely. On the inside story, podcast we're discussing whether U.S. President Trump has an exit strategy for the war with Iran, he's reportedly under pressure to set it deadline, but with contradicting statements from his administration, when will the offensive end? Listen and subscribe, wherever you get your podcasts.