Trump: Iran Regime 'Gone' After Military Campaign

0:00On March 1st, President Donald Trump announced that the United States will keep up its military campaign against Iran until the regime is gone and can. No longer threaten America with nuclear weapons. In a recent address, he defended the strikes as necessary because of Iran's push for long-range missiles and its support for terrorism. He called the operation one of the biggest military officers ever launched. Britain and ally forces have hit hundreds of targets inside Iran, including sites linked to the Revolutionary Guard Corps and air defenses. Trump set the supreme leader and top military commanders are dead, and some Iranian officials are now asking for surrender and immunity. Three American service members died in the early fighting, and Trump grieved their loss while promising to avenge them. He pointed to decades of threats from Iran, like chance of death to America and Israel, calling it the top-state sponsor of terror worldwide. Combat is still going strong, with no plans to stop until all goals are met.

1:01Trump warned Iran's forces to drop their weapons or face death, and he urged ordinary Iranians to rise up against their leaders. America stands ready to help the Iranian people take back their country as this intense operation pushes forward.