Iranian Attack Wounds US Troops, Trump's Ceasefire Plan

0:00On March 28, an Iranian missile-endron attack hit a U.S. military base in Saudi Arabia on Friday wounding at least 10 American service members, and damaging several refueling planes. Two of those troops suffered serious injuries, according to officials. This strike on Prince Sultan Air Base came just the day after top U.S. leaders claimed major success against Iran's forces. The base has spaced Iranian attacks before, including one in early March, that killed an American soldier. Overall, more than 300 U.S. service members have been hurt in the past month's fighting, with 30 still-sightlined and 10 in serious. Condition. Meanwhile, the Trump administration floated a 15-point ceasefire plan to Iran through Pakistan as a go-between. Iran denied any talks, but agreed to let humanitarian aid and farm goods pass through the strait of Hormuz, even as its blockade drives up fuel prices. And shakes the global economy. The Pentagon plans to deploy at least a thousand troops from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East soon for added flexibility.

1:04Still, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed that the U.S. can meet its goals without committing ground forces on a large scale. Global news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters worldwide.