Multi-Front War Escalates: Israel, Iran Clash

0:00On March 6, Israel ordered more than 500,000 people in Beirut's southern suburbs to evacuate immediately. Then, hit the area with major. Air strikes targeting Hezbollah sites. The order covered hospitals and government buildings, marking a huge step up in the fight that started when Hezbollah fired missiles into Israel. Earlier this week, meanwhile, the conflict widened after a U.S.-Israeli strike killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iran fired back with missiles at Israel and bases in the Gulf, while U.S. and Israeli forces bomb missile sites inside Iran. Officials revealed the assassination plan dated back to last November, sped up amid unrest there. Panic gripped Beirut as families fled in gridlock traffic, some walking with babies and strollers are pleading for help with elderly relatives. Many leaders warned of more destruction like in Gaza, and Iran's foreign minister Val Revenge after the U.S. sank an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka. Killing dozens of sailors, new strikes hit far beyond, from Azerbaijan airports to Cyprus

1:05and Kurdish areas in Iraq, sparking injuries and outrage. Oil prices surged, air spaces shut down across the region, and countries from Qatar to Saudi Arabia reported incoming threats, pulling in 14. As ground clashes continue in southern Lebanon, and evacuation warning spread to Tehran, the multi-front war shows no signs of slowing with world. Leaders bracing for further fallout. Leaders bracing for further fallout. Leaders bracing for further fallout. Leaders bracing for further fallout. Leaders bracing for further fallout.