Trump: Iran Seeks Ceasefire, NATO Lacks Support

0:00President Donald Trump stated that Iranian officials are privately eager for a ceasefire deal after heavy U.S. military losses inflicted on their forces. He noted a sharp contrast with their public stance of just reviewing American proposals, urging them to act fast before it's too late. Meanwhile, Trump criticized NATO allies for offering no support against Iran, which he described as militarily weakened. He emphasized that the United States doesn't require their assistance, especially after they declined to help secure ship passage through the strait of Hormuz. The White House reports strong progress in Operation Epic Fury, with strikes dismantling much of Iran's defense production. Officials say they've hit over 9,000 targets in just over three weeks, slashing ballistic missile and drone threats by 90 percent. Recent American attacks have targeted underground sites for anti-ship missiles and launchers to reopen the vital strait. Talks between Washington and Tehran have been productive for the past three days. While the president prefers a peaceful resolution to avoid more casualties, spokespeople warned

1:04that rejecting the current offer could lead to far more. Intense operations ahead. The situation remains tense as negotiations continue. That's the story for today. Vancouver News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.