Bolton Warns Iran Nuclear Threat, U.S. Strikes Escalate Tensions

0:00On March 11, John Bolton, former security adviser to President Trump, warns that Iran could have grabbed the nuclear weapon from North Korea in just three days through a simple wire transfer. He says the device could fly via Russia and reach to Iran within 72 hours, highlighting the close ties between the two nations as major, threats in today's global tensions. This claim comes right before Trump's Operation Epic Fury strikes. Some hit Iran's nuclear sites hard, slowing their program, but not stopping it entirely. Bolton argues this risk alone justifies regime change, whether to a military government or democracy, to end the theocratic push for nukes. Iranians are voicing strong discontent with the new Supreme Leader, Moch Taba Kamene, the 56-year-old son of the slain Ayatollah Ali Kamene, protests echo cries of opposition from homes, while officials and locals agree he'll bring no real shift in hard-line policies. Meanwhile, U.S. forces just took out 16 Iranian mind-laying ships near the strait of Hormuz,

1:05a vital oil route, after warnings of unprecedented retaliation. Iran fired missiles at American bases in Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, sparking sirens across the region, tensions keep climbing with Trump threatening more strikes and even ground ops to seize uranium, as both sides trade warnings amidst steadying oil, prices.