Israel-Iran War: Casualties Mount, Peace Talks Stall

0:00On April 1st, Israel hit Tehran with two ways of airstrikes this week, taking out around 400 targets while also killing Yusuf Hashem, ACF. Top Hezbollah commander, with over 40 years in the game. The war shows no signs of slowing, even as Donald Trump keeps pushing the idea that Iran's leaders want a ceasefire. Iran's supreme leader, Ali Kaminay, got killed in the opening attacks, and his son, Moshtaba, seen as even more hardline, stepped up. Trump called it, full regime change, and tied any U.S. pull out to Iran, re-opening the Strait of Hormuz. But Iranian officials flat out denied asking for. Peace and mocked his claims. Casualties are stacking up heavy, at least 1900 dead and 20,000 injured in Iran, 1260 in Lebanon, and 19, killed in Israel from missiles. Families marked the start of Passover under alarms, with an 11-year-old girl fighting for her life after Shrapnel hit. Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthis fired their third missile at Israel

1:02since jumping in four days ago, and a Katari tanker took an Iranian missile with no. Crew hurt. Shipping through Hormuz ticked up a bit to 10 vessels one day, but it's still down over 90 percent, spiking oil prices worldwide. Trump says U.S. troops could pull out quick after a deal, maybe leaving room for spot airstrikes, while his team chat ceasefires through back channels. With hard miners digging in and attacks flying both ways, this conflict's ripple effects are just getting started.