Trump's Iran Strikes: Nuclear Push, Military Wiped Out

0:00On March 13, President Trump fired off posts on truth social in the early hours of Friday, signaling major strikes against Iran. He boasted that the nation's navy and air force are wiped out, along with missiles, drones, and top leaders. As the 47th President, he called it an honor to end 47 years of their attacks worldwide. In a Fox News radio chat said for 1006 AM Eastern, Trump weighed in on rumors about Iran's new supreme leader, Mochitaba Kamenay. The son of the slain Ayatollah has stayed out of sight since taking power, with a fiery speech read for him on State TV Thursday. Viewers fumed when CNN aired the full anti-American message without cuts, unlike their handling of Trump's talks. Sources whisper, Mochaba is an intensive care at a Tehiran hospital, possibly missing limbs or an acoma from recent U.S. Israeli strikes that killed his. Father back on February 28. The war rages with Hezbollah rockets from Lebanon,

1:00slamming Israel, and fresh Israeli hits on Tehran, killing 11. Up to 3.2 million Iranians have fled cities northward, while 759,000 are displaced in Lebanon per UN reports. Oil and gas prices are spiking as Iran targets Gulf states. Iran's president demands reparations, rights recognition, and no more attack pledges to stop the fight, even as revolutionary guard commanders keep. Things running leaderless. Trump vows to finish dismantling what's left of their nuclear push and military no matter the cost.