Trump: Iran War Could End with Military Wiped Out

0:00Here's more world news for March 8th. President Donald Trump stated he's not open to talks with Iran and suggested the ongoing war might end only if Tehan's military is wiped out and it's leaders are gone. Speaking on Air Force One, he indicated the U.S.-led air campaign with Israel, now in its second week, could leave no one in Iran able to surrender. Iran's President Masood Pizeskian apologized to Gulf neighbors for strikes on U.S. bases there, aiming to ease regional anger and prevent them from. Joining the fight. He called for a pause in attacks unless strikes on Iran come from their soil, but hardliners at home slam the move as too soft. The apology sparked backlash in Iran, with officials insisting retaliation will continue against bases in the region. Saudi Arabia warned Tehran of counter strikes if attacks persist, while foiling a drone hit on its capital. Israel urged Lebanon to control Hezbollah, launching heavy air strikes that killed around 300 there since Monday.

1:01Explosions rocked U.S. sites from Bahrain to Norway, with Iran's revolutionary guards claiming drone strikes on U.S. forces in the Emirates. Castle T's mount, including at least 1,332 Iranian civilians killed, 10 in Israel, and 6 U.S. troops whose remains. Return home. Oil prices have surged to multi-year highs as the straight-of-form moves stay shut, forcing output cuts in Kuwait, Iraq, and Qatar. Inside Iran, hardline clerics push for a quick new supreme leader amid leadership rifts. This DNN story is thanks to our sponsored details in the description. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow. Built for comfort and calm, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com