Epic Fury: US-Israel Strikes on Iran

0:00What's up? I'm Cory, and this episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Here are your UK headlines. Tensions exploded in the Middle East as the United States and Israel launched major airstrikes on Iran, targeting its nuclear sites, Missile. Facilities and offices linked to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, the operation called Epic Fury by the U.S. and Lions' Roar, by Israel, aims to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions and military threats. Iran retaliated by firing missiles, but defenses intercepted them over Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and other spots. Meanwhile, officials confirmed Kaminay, who was 86 years old, was moved to a secure location outside Tehran and was unharmed. Blasts rocked Iran's capital, and cities like Isfahan and Tabriz, with no official

1:01casualty reports yet. Iran shut down its airspace, cut mobile services, and saw internet access drop sharply. Turs and Dubai captured the chaos on video from Pulside, showing smoke-pumes as missiles were shot down overhead with one woman gasping in. Shock Visitors describe hearing loud booms, feeling like World War III had started, and nervously joking about it being their last drink. One Brit noted a confirmed death in Abu Dhabi amid the intercepts. Leaders ramped up rhetoric, with former President Donald Trump vowing to obliterate Iran's missile industry and urging its people to rise up against. The regime. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it a move to end Iran's threats to humanity. Iran's exile Prince Reza Palabi echoed calls for an uprising, telling security forces to switch sides. The UK stayed out of the strikes, but urged citizens to shelter, with drew staff from Iran and bolstered defenses. Airspace closures and shelter warnings continue across the region, as fears grow of a wider conflict

2:06pulling in more nations.