Iran-US Conflict Escalates: Deaths, Damages, and Global Impact

0:00On March 7th, President Donald Trump has warned of tougher airstrikes on Iran, while President Masood Pzezhkin insists his country will never give in. This follows intense U.S. and Israeli raids that hit a military academy, command center, missile sites, and even set fire to Tehran's main airport. Iran struck back with missiles and drones aimed at Jerusalem and Gulf cities like Dubai, Panama, and near Riyadh. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates intercepted most, but one projectile damage Dubai's airport, and Jordan reported over 100 incoming threats. Civilians in Iran face mounting fear amid damaged homes and streets full of security forces, with the health ministry reporting 900, 26 deaths, and around 6,000 injuries so far. In Lebanon, Israeli strikes have killed more than 200 sparking warnings of a humanitarian crisis. The fighting, now in its second week, began with U.S. and Israeli attacks that killed Iran's supreme leader.

1:00It is spread to Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and even waters near Sri Lanka, where a U.S. torpedo sank an Iranian ship. Global markets are tumbling, and oil prices soaring as leaders see no quick end, with Trump projecting talks short of full surrender and Russia urging an immediate ceasefire.