Trump: Iran War 'Very Complete', Intel Says Regime Unlikely to Fall

0:00From Birmingham, this is your March 9th update. President Donald Trump stated that the war with Iran is nearly over. He pointed out that Iran has lost its navy, communications, air force, most missiles, and drone production. Speaking from Florida, he described the conflict as very complete. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister warned that their soldiers are ready to fight any U.S. troops on Iranian soil. Trump called the operation a short-term effort to eliminate evil, praising the strength of American forces. The human cost includes seven U.S. soldiers killed in support roles. The Department of War posted on social media that they have only just begun to fight. Secretary of War Pete Heggseth added that rising oil prices won't limit operations. Following U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed Iran's supreme leader, the country named Ayatollah Ali Kaminay's son as the new hardline leader. A classified intelligence assessment now concludes that the strikes, while devastating, won't topple the regime.

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