Trump Demands Iran's Surrender, Airstrikes Escalate

0:00Its March 6th in Adelaide, let's get into the news. President Donald Trump has called for Iran's total surrender, ruling out any negotiations as the United States and Israel ramp up airstrikes on Tehran and Beirut. In a post on his social media platform, he insisted on complete capitulation before helping rebuild the country under new leadership. This comes just after Iran's president claimed some nations were starting mediation talks to ease the conflict. Here this week, Trump also dismissed reports that Moshtaba Kamenay, son of the late supreme leader, could take power, saying he would not be. Acceptable, meanwhile, bombings continue across the region, with Israel releasing video of destroying an underground bunker in the former leader's compound in Tehran once used for command operations. The death toll keeps climbing, with officials reporting at least 230 killed in Iran, more than 217 in a NASA's. Lebanon, about a dozen in Israel and six United States troops.

1:00Iranian missiles have struck over cities like Doha, Abu Dhabi, and Tel Aviv, while a drone hit an airport in Iraq. In Lebanon, heavy Israeli strikes on southern Beirut have displaced nearly 100,000 people into shelters. The United Nations calls it a major humanitarian emergency, with over 330,000 displaced across the Middle East from recent. Fighting More than 33,000 Syrian refugees have even returned home from Lebanon. Israel's defense minister confirmed that the son of the finance minister was injured on the Lebanon border. Azerbaijan is pulling its diplomats from Tehran amid fears of retaliation, as the situation shows no signs of letting up. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Head in, sound on, lights out. What is the routine?