Trump Considers Iran Uranium Strike

0:00On March 8th, President Trump is considering sending a small team of special forces into Iran to secure or destroy stockpiles of enriched uranium, the key material for nuclear weapons. He recently said he would need a very good reason for any ground troops, but inside or say, the fear is that this uranium could end up with terrorists. Or countries like North Korea. Earlier strikes last June damaged some Iranian nuclear sites, but experts believe underground facilities still hold significant amounts of the material. The plan might involve elite units like Delta Force for a quick target operation rather than a full invasion. Analysts warn of serious risks if the uranium isn't controlled, including dirty bombs from terrorists or rogue insiders selling access to hostile. Nations. Gulf states hit by recent Iranian attacks could also try to grab it amid the chaos. Iran spiked over the weekend with fresh air strikes on Tehran, hitting an oil refinery

1:01followed by rocket attacks on the U.S. Embassy in. Baghdad mostly intercepted and an explosion at the Embassy in Oslo causing minor damage. No major injuries were reported. Iran's leaders vowed no surrender and promised retaliation, as the conflict shows no signs of cooling down anytime soon.