Trump's Iran Deadline: Power Plant & Bridge Day

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome in. This is El Paso News today, where local news meets AI. President Donald Trump ramped up his warnings to Iran, saying the whole country could be wiped out in one night if they don't open the straight up. Hormuz? He laid out a clear deadline for Tuesday, April 7th at 6 p.m. mountain time, threatening to destroy every bridge and power plan by midnight, the, next night. On Easter Sunday, Trump posted on True Social, doving Tuesday as power plant day and bridge day all in one, pushing Iran hard to comply or face. Total chaos. Iran's parliament speaker, Muhammad Bakr Khalibov, fired back online, blasting Trump for following Israel's lead and warning that such moves would drag. The U.S. into hell for families across the region. He called for respecting Iran's rights instead of risking war crimes on civilian sites. This stems from joint U.S. and Israeli strikes aimed at toppling Iran's leadership under Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay, all to stop nuclear.

1:01Threats in spark a regime change. Trump even urged Iranian military and citizens to rise up for freedom. Experts say hitting energy in transport hubs could flip public opinion against the U.S. and spark massive escalation with that Tuesday deadline. Ticking down fast, we'll see if Iran blinks or if tensions explode next.