Trump's Iran War Update: US Forces Ahead, No End in Sight

0:00On March 10, President Trump gave a major update on the war with Iran from his golfers or Indirao, Florida. He described the conflict, now in its second week, as nearly complete after U.S. forces hit 5,000 targets. Yet moments later, he ordered more than two dozen B-2 bombers to push ahead until total victory. Trump claimed Iran has no navy left, with 46 ships sunk, no air force, and most missiles, drones, radar, and leadership destroyed. He warned that any move to block the Strait of Hormuz would bring death, fire, and fury, hitting them 20 times harder and targeting rebuildable assets. Iran's revolutionary guard fired back, insisting they will decide when the war ends. Markets swung wildly, but ended strong. With a doubt of 200 points after dipping nearly 900, the S&P 500 of zero point, 8%, and Nasdaq rebounding 1.4%, oil dropped to $86 a barrel. Trump spoke of a recent call with Russia's Vladimir Putin, who offered help on Iran amid

1:03talks on Ukraine. He also expressed unhappiness with Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mostaba Kamene, the 56-year-old son of the late leader, hinting at strong. Actions if nuclear ambitions continue. As both sides dig in with bold claims, the situation stays fluid, with U.S. forces far ahead of schedule, but no clear end in sight.