Iran Attacks: Over 300 US Troops Wounded

0:00On March 29, the number of American service members wounded in the war with Iran has now topped 300, with more than two dozen troops hurt. This week an attacks on the Saudi airbase. Friday's strike saw a ran launch six ballistic missiles and 29 drones at Prince Sultan airbase, injuring at least 15 U.S. troops, five. Of them seriously, earlier this week the base space two more hits, one that wounded 14 Americans and another that damaged the U.S. aircraft because no injuries. The U.S. is ramping up its presence, sending Marines on the USS Tripoli along with fighter jets and assault gear. Plus the USS boxer and other ships. From San Diego, that's on top of the biggest American force in the region in over 20 years, around 50,000 troops strong. 13 service members have died so far, including 26-year-old Army Sergeant Benjamin N. Pinington from a March 1 attack. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says, no ground troops are needed to meet goals, but forces

1:00are ready for whatever comes. President Trump faces heat to reopen the strait of Hormuz after giving Iran until April 6th. The war is messing with global air travel, oil shimmings and spiking fuel prices, all thanks to Iran's grip on that key waterway. Most wounded troops are back on duty, but 30 are sideline and 10 seriously hurt. Most no casualties stay surprisingly low, despite heavy Iranian fire, aimed more at hurting economies than killing Americans. The fight drags on, with no end to the missile threats or uranium stockpiles in sight. That wraps global news today, brought to you with AI.