Trump Extends Iran Deadline, Oil Prices Soar

0:00President Trump has extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the straight of Hormuz until April 6th, as the country's control over the key waterway. And attacks on Gulf energy sites have driven international oil prices of more than 40 percent since the war began. The United States and Israel have hammered Iran's military and leadership with strikes, taking out top figures and numerous targets, yet Iran keeps. Launching missiles with no signs of internal revolt. Meanwhile, thousands of American troops are heading to the region to provide flexibility for any shifts in the conflict. Casaltis continued amount, with more than 1900 deaths reported in Iran, 18 in Israel plus three soldiers in Lebanon, 13. American troops killed over 1111 on and 80 security forces in Iraq. Officials also note a dozen civilian losses in the West Bank and Gulf states. On the latest front, U.S. Central Command updated that 303 troops have been wounded since fighting started with 200. 73 back on

1:03duty and 10 seriously hurt. Israel has warned of expanding strikes in Satteran after fresh missile barrage has targeted civilians. Higher gas prices from the straight blockade now threaten global fertilizer supplies, hitting nitrogen and phosphate flows critical for farming, which could spark widespread food price hikes in the months ahead. I'm Corey with the story that your Dallas News Today update AI powered and always on.