Israel-US Strikes on Iran: Casualties Mount

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute update from Adelaide News today. Israel has ramped up air strikes on Iran after killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, aiming to seize control of the skies. The U.S. joined the first wave of attacks, but three American service members died, and five others were seriously hurt, with more minor injuries. Reported. Strikes hit airports in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait, damaging runways and killing at least four people across the region. Iran retaliated with attacks near Dubai and Doha, while Israeli forces say they dismantled most of Iran's western and central air defenses to push. Toward Tehran. Casualties are mounting fast, including nine Israelis killed by a missile, in Bait Shamesh, and 165, at a girl's school in southern. Iran. Shipping through the strait of Hormuz grounds to a halt, with over 150 tankers anchored and warnings of spiking global energy costs. Inside Iran, reaction split sharply,

1:01with mourners in Tehran grieving the long-time leader, while crowds in other cities celebrated by toppling. Statues and cheering in the streets. A temporary leadership council took over, promising a new Supreme Leader in one or two days. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised the strikes for curbing Iran's nuclear push and proxies, and Iranian Australians rallied in. Support urging more pressure to end the regime for good. No ground troops are planned yet, but major combat drags on. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Head in. Sound on. Lights out. That is the routine. S-O-L-L-I-Sollipillo dot com.