Iran's Massive Strikes Loom as Trump's Deadline Hits

0:00On April 7, Iran's gearing up for potential massive strikes as President Trump's deadline hits 8 p.m. Eastern time tonight, demanding they reopen. The straight-of, Hormuz, or risketacks on civilian sites like Power Plants, officials rallied young folks to form human chains around key power stations nationwide, from near-tay Iran to tabriz and even ancient bridging, desful, waving flags and showing unity regardless of politics. U.S. President Masood Pizeskian announced 14 million people volunteered to defend the country, ready to sacrifice if needed, while families in. Tehran stuck up on basics and phone chargers, prepping to bolt if bombs drop. U.S. and Israel already launched strikes on railways, oil terminals, bridges, and factories, which legal experts call war crimes, but it's only. Stiff and Iran's resolve, revolutionary guards vowed to hit back at American infrastructure and allies, cutting off regional oil for years.

1:00Diplomats say talks through Pakistan are limping along, but the bombings killed ceasefire hopes, with hardliners gaining ground in Tehan amid fears, of endless war like Gaza, as Saudi Arabia threatens to jump into.