Iran Missiles Pose Global Threat, G7 Vows Action

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Adelaide News Today. Tensions in the Middle East war keep rising, as Iranian missiles get intercepted over Turkey, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. NATO defences in Turkey, shot down a second ballistic missile in its airspace this week. Israel has restarted airstrikes on targets in Beirut, Tehran, and Isbahan, while detecting more incoming attacks from Iran. Several prices jumped over $100 a barrel amid the chaos, prompting G7 nations to promise action to safeguard global energy supplies. In the U.S., Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned of more casualties after seven American soldiers were killed on Sunday. Turkey responded strongly by summoning the Iranian ambassador over the latest missile incident. Qatar's air defenses took down 17 ballistic missiles and six drones. The United Arab Emirates reported detecting 15 missiles, destroying 12, while three splashed into the sea. Former President Donald Trump weighed in, calling Iran's choice of a new supreme leader,

1:03a big mistake and hinting at possible moves on their oil, fields. In other news tied to Iran, five players from the country's women's football team have left their goal-coast hotel in Australia and applied for asylum, there. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. The podcast hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.