Trump's Iran War: 5 Goals, Unfinished Targets

0:00It's March 28th. This is Global News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters globally. President Trump just laid out five clear goals the U.S. needs to hit before wrapping up this war with Iran. Now one month in since he kicked off on. February 28th. He's hinting Washington might scale back operation soon, but some targets are still fuzzy or unfinished. The White House says the massive air campaign, dubbed Operation Epic Fury, is crushing it tactically, with U.S. and Israeli strikes wiping out dozens of. Top Iranian commanders and gutting their military edge. That list grew from three or four goals early on, as the fight shakes of global markets, strains alliances, and sparts big questions on why we jumped. In, officials claim 90% of Iran's missiles and launchers are toast, drone factories hammered over 150 ships damaged or sunk, and air superiority locked in. But Tehran keeps firing at Israel and neighbors, and their revolutionary guard Navy is still

1:02harassing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Folks are buzzing about the fallout protests, raging from Minnesota to abroad against the No Kings vibe. Economies hurting worldwide and Trump, facing heat if he pulls out without full winds. Allies like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf States want iron clad protection, but Iran's proxies in Iraq and Lebanon aren't fully neutered yet. Political risks loom if the regime hangs on after all this disruption. Lately, strikes hit nuclear sites, including a heavy water plant in uranium facility, killing a key scientist, but grabbing Iran's 440. Kilos of enriched uranium buried deep in a mountain? That's tricky without a deal, or boots on the ground. Trump added protecting Middle East partners as goal five, pushing others to guard the Strait while extending deadlines for Iran to re-oven it or face. Power plant hits. White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says they're ahead of schedule, and talks with Tehran holdouts to end it quick and free the shipping.

2:05Lanes. Regions leadership is decimated, practically a de facto change, but no official call for overthrow, and Iran's public line is no negotiations. Eyes stay glued as this epic clash nears a pivot.