Trump Claims Credit for Iran Bridge Strike

0:00President Trump just took credit for wiping out Iran's biggest bridge, the massive B-1 suspension span linking Tehran and Karaj. This $400 million project, standing 136 meters high, got split right in the middle by U.S. strikes sending chunks. Crashing down in the cloud of black smoke, eight folks killed, 95 injured, per Iranian state media, and Trump posted video on true social, boasting it'll never be used again. Here this week, he ramped up threats after kicking off this five-week war on February 28th alongside Israel, even claiming they took out Iran's supreme leader. In a prime time speech, Trump called the conflict a near success, but warned of hitting every power plant hard, potentially blacking out millions, if no. Deal drops. Iranians are reeling with at least 1900 dead and 20,000 hurt from over 15,000 bombing runs, way outpacing U.S. and Israeli losses.

1:00Their military spokesperson fired back, promising crushing retaliation until enemy surrender for good, while oil prices spiked 7% to 1. $100 a barrel. Meanwhile, confirmed strikes hit a missile base in Isbahan with huge explosions, and Israel targeted a revolutionary guard finance hub. Iran's Pastor Institute of Damage 2, amid talk of their enriched uranium stockpile there, though Trump shrugged it off as too deep to bother. With no end in sight as the UN chief warns were teetering on a wider war with global fall-out, and Trump signals plenty more strikes unless Tehran folds, fast. This has been Adelaide News Today, Powered by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.