Trump's Iran War Update: Next Move in Standoff

0:00President Donald Trump is set to address the nation tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern time, with a major update on the Iran War, now in its fifth week since, kicking off February 28th. He's claiming full regime change after U.S. strikes took out Supreme Leader Ali Kamene and key figures, crippling their military. The administration's talking success, pointing to negotiations with what they call, more moderate Iranian leaders by Parliament Speaker Muhammad, Bagger Gali-Buff. Meanwhile, Iran's still firing missiles and drones daily at Israel, Gulf nations, and U.S. bases, keeping the conflict hot. Gas prices have jumped over 30 percent nationwide, hitting more than $4 a gallon on average. We've lost 13 U.S. service members, with 348 wounded, while reports put Iranian deaths at around 3,015. 119 from the strikes. Trump says the war could wrap in two or three weeks. No deal required, just when Iran's knockback enough to ditch nuclear dreams.

1:00Iran's sending mixed signals on a U.S. peace plan, demanding an end to attacks, no repeats and compensation, though their foreign minister downplays. Talks. As Trump pushes allies like the UK to reopen the strait of Hormuz and buy American fuel, Izeran tonight's speech for the next move in this tense. Stand off. This has been Durham News Today, powered by AI.