Iran Mediation Talks Amid Escalating Conflict

0:00On March 6, Iran's president announced that some countries are starting mediation talks to end the war with the United States and Israel. He stressed commitments apiece in the region while vowing to protect the nation's sovereignty. This came right after massive explosions rock central Tehran on Friday, one of the largest blasts so far in the conflict. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump warned Iran that a major attack is on the way. He urged members of the revolutionary guards, military and police to surrender arms and defect, promising immunity to those who side with the Iranian people. Trump also claimed Iran has reached out for a deal, but said it's too late. Witnesses in Tehran described deafening booms, plumes of smoke, and debris flying across the city, with some reporting bodies thrown high into the air. Similar intense strikes hit areas near missile bases in Kermansha. The attacks shook homes and followed Iran's heavy barrage of drones and missiles on Israel and Gulf allies. Now, U.S. stealth bombers like B2s and B52s are heading to bases in Britain and the Indian

1:04Ocean, gearing up for more powerful strikes. Defense leaders say munitions are stocked, and operations will ramp up dramatically, possibly including massive bunker busters from carriers and submarines. As mediation efforts begin amid these fierce exchanges, the region braces for what could be the complex biggest escalation yet? It should be the conflict's biggest escalation yet. It could be the conflict's biggest escalation yet.