Iran's Defense Minister: Stockpiles Intact, Attacks Continue

0:00On March 7, Iran's Deputy Defense Minister claims the country's stockpiles of bombs, drones and missiles remain fully intact and ready for, long-term use against any threats from the United States or Israel. A week into the conflict, Iran keeps firing attacks at Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Qatar, even as some experts warned their ballistic, missiles could soon run low. Iran and Donald Trump dismissed any chance of a deal short of Iran's unconditional surrender, posting that the nation is getting hit hard and beaten, badly in the fight. Iranian leaders push back, with the foreign minister saying their willingness to de-escalate ended after Trump's remarks while the president called. Surrender demands a fantasy and apologize to neighbors for strikes, though attacks continue, including one that evacuated Dubai's airport. The U.S. reports six service members killed so far, and explosions rocked to Iran amid ongoing assault, as Britain redies its aircraft carrier for.