Trump's Iran War: 15-Point Plan, 13 Dead

0:00On March 26, President Trump told Republicans that the United States and Israel have neutralized Iran's nuclear threat, calling it like, removing a, deadly growth. He said the military is set to wrap things up quickly during a speech to the National Republican Congressional Committee. Privately, Trump has told allies he wants the war over soon, sticking to his original four to six-week plan from the start. Insiders say it's pulling focus from other goals, like domestic laws, and midterm elections, with hopes to end it before his mid-May meeting with China's leader. 13 Americans have died, and nearly 300 wounded so far, making Trump wary of sending ground troops. While some advises push for pushing harder toward regime change for his legacy, Iran rejected a U.S. ceasefire idea and hit targets in Israel and Gulf. States, the U.S. proposed a 15-point plan with sanctions relief, nuclear limits, missile curbs, and reopening the strait of Hormuz, plus curbs on Iran's militias.

1:02Teuron counter with demands for reparations, no more attacks and control of the strait, which the White House sees as a non-starter. Mediators are urging face-to-face talks, maybe as soon as Friday in Pakistan, with Trump's team including his special envoy, Sun and Law, Secretary of. State and Vice President, 1,000 pair of troopers from the 82nd Airborne head to the region amid falling oil prices around $100 a barrel, still up. 35% since the war began, adding pressure to resolve the standoff.