Camp Lejeune Tightens Security Amid US-Israel Iran Operation

0:00It's March 1 in Durham, let's get into the news. Camp LaJune announced heightened security measures on Sunday amid a joint United States and Israel military operation in Iran. The base now requires 100 percent identification checks, random vehicle inspections, and has suspended its trusted traveler program until. Further notice, officials say these steps protect service members, civilians, and families while maintaining combat readiness. The changes come right after strikes hit military targets across Iran, following the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday. The United States Military reports three service members killed and five wounded in the operation. Iranian leaders claim more than 200 people have died since the strikes began. Tensions have spiked in recent weeks as the Trump administration deployed the largest build-up of American warships and aircraft to the Middle East in decades. President Donald Trump has pushed for a deal to limit Iran's nuclear program amid growing

1:00protests inside the country. Iran's foreign minister accused the United States and Israel of starting the war and called on Gulf nations to intervene. Parliamentary speaker Muhammad Baghur Khalibaf warned of devastating retaliation while Trump cautioned against any counterattacks in a strong social, media message. A senior White House official says new potential leaders in Iran are open to talks and Trump has agreed to discuss matters eventually, though the military actions continue for now. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode, no need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-A-G-SOLY-PILLO.com.