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Israel Strikes Tehran, Iran-US Talks Progress

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Israels military strikes Tehran, Trump extends Iran deadline; conflict escalates, causing global market turmoil and fuel worries. New Zealand prepares for potential fuel shortages.

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Israel Strikes Tehran, Iran-US Talks Progress

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Israel Strikes Tehran, Iran-US Talks Progress. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Israel's military launch strikes deep inside Tehran early Friday, hitting key targets in the Iranian capital. At the same time, thick smoke rose over Beirut's skyline amid ongoing tensions in the region. President Donald Trump pushed back his deadline for potential action against Iran's energy sites, extending it to April 6th. He said Iran requested the extra time, and that negotiations on a 15-point peace plan are progressing well, even as Iranian officials deny any. Direct talks with the White House. The conflict has taken a heavy toll, with more than 1900 deaths in Iran, and nearly 1111 on. Israel reports 18 civilians killed, plus three soldiers in Lebanon, while 13 U.S. troops have also died, alongside Gulf civilians. Millions remain displaced across Lebanon and Iran, and global markets are reeling from the strait of Hormuz closure, sparking fuel worries far away. New Zealand wrote out a four-tier plan Friday to handle potential fuel shortages, starting

1:01at the lowest phase one, with no buying limits yet. Official stress preparation can mean prioritizing gas for essential services if things worsen, keeping a close eye on supplies and exports. That wraps Canada news today, brought to you with AI.

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