Iran's Missile Attacks: Trump's Endgame

0:00It's April 2, from every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Iran keeps launching missiles at Israel and Gulf Arab states, proving they still pack a punch even after US President Donald Trump said Thursday that their threat is basically gone and the war is wrapping up soon. This comes right after explosions rocked to buy, and sirens blared in Bahrain during and after Trump's big speech to Americans. Some push nations hooked on oil from the straight-of-form moves to step up, build some courage, and take it by force themselves, since it's not America's. Jump. The war kicked off February 28th when US and Israeli strikes hit Iran, and before that, 20% of global traded oil flowed through. There. Casualties are mounting with over 1,900 dead in Iran, 19 in Israel, plus dozens more in Gulf states, the West Bank, and Lebanon, where it has bellows battling. 13 US troops have also lost their lives, and over 1 million are displaced in Lebanon

1:03alone. Iran's military spokesman fire back, saying they've got secret stockpiles and factories the enemies can't touch. Shipping through the strait has crashed 94% since March 1st, but Saudi Arabia's piping oil to the Red Sea and Iraq's trucking in. Across Syria, meanwhile, 35 countries, including most G7 nations, signed a declaration demanding Iran reopen the strait, but nobody's rushing in with force. Amid the chaos, oil and gas prices are spiking again, jacking up gas and food costs worldwide as Trump hints at an endgame.