Trump's Final Iran Warning: Civilization at Risk

0:00On April 7, President Trump just dropped the heavy warning on social media, saying a whole civilization could die tonight if Iran doesn't back down by. 8 p.m. Washington time. He's threatening to wipe out all their power plants and bridges, unless they let full traffic resume through the strait, where a fifth of the world's. Oil flows in normal times. Air strikes have been hammering Tehran, hitting residential areas, and killing nearly three dozen people. Iran fired back at Israel and Saudi Arabia, forcing a major bridge to close temporarily. Trump extended past deadlines but insists this one's final, wrapping up the tension on both sides. Iranians are stepping up big time. Their president says 14 million people, including himself, volunteered to fight after state media blasts and texts. Young folks, athletes, artists, and students got the call to form human chains around power plants to shield them as national assets. Diplomatic talks are still happening behind the scenes,

1:00but Iran shot down the latest US proposal. World leaders and experts are calling out the scale of these threats as potential war crimes, while Iran's revolutionary guard vows to cut off oil and gas to the US and allies for years if attacks go through. With the clock ticking and no deal in sight, the world's economy hangs in the balance from that strait chokehold, and everyone's watching to see if cooler heads prevail before the strikes escalate further. That's your Europe news today update AI powered and always on.