Trump: Iran's Navy, Air Force 'Completely Knocked Out'

0:00Adelaide story is making news on March 3rd. President Donald Trump gave his latest update on the war against Iran, saying their navy and air force have been completely knocked out. He noted a major strike hit Iran's emerging leadership right after Supreme leader Ali Kamenei's death on the first day. Trump called the attack substantial and said Iran is getting hit hard. Earlier this week, Trump expressed frustration with Britain and Spain for blocking use of the Diego Garcia base, forcing longer flights for U.S. planes. He dismissed UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as no Winston Churchill. Trump also said he acted first to prevent Iran from striking a head, possibly pushing Israel's hand instead. In Iran, residents are fleeing cities amid relentless bombing, with highways jammed and people hiding in basements. The death toll has reached 787, including school children. Some celebrate Kamenei's fall after his long rule, but fear dominates a smoke and chaos spread. Israel's campaign is moving faster than its two-week plan,

1:02targeting defenses and leaders to topple the clerical regime. U.S. officials aim to curb Iran's regional power, while urging Iranians to rise up. The war has spread to Lebanon, with Hezbollah clashes killing dozens in Beirut. Global impacts are mounting, with oil and gas shipments halted through the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar pausing exports, and Middle East airports shut. The U.S. evacuated staff from several Gulf states after drone hits on embassies. Leaders like Nanyahu and Trump hint at week's long operations, but give no firm end date. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Comfort you can hear. Sound you can relax into. L-S-O-L-I,