Trump's Oil Warning: Buy from US or Act

0:00On March 31, President Trump dropped some bold words on true social Tuesday morning, telling nations short on oil and jet fuel from straight-of. Hormuz troubles to buy from the United States, or muster the guts to take it themselves. He made it clear the U.S. is stepping back, saying allies need to defend their own energy needs now, especially after skipping out on recent strikes. Against Iran, which he called mostly done. Trump specifically jab at the United Kingdom for sitting out what he termed the decapitate of Iran, and slammed France for blocking Israeli. Military flights through its airspace, warning they'll regret it. These pose hit as disruptions choke global oil flows through that vital strait, spiking worries for western countries hooked on Middle East supplies, and shaking energy markets hard. Recent U.S. air strikes hammered an Iranian ammo depot in Ispahan, using tons of 2,000 pound bunker busters, lighting up the sky and videos Trump. Scared, crippling, key, nuclear missile sites there.

1:02With Iran reeling from the blows, Pentagon officials gear up to detail Operation Epic Fury engage the full damage. That's the story for today, U.S. News Today, Driven by AI.