Trump's Strikes on Iran: A Game Changer

0:00It's April 8th, U.S. News. Today starts now, AI powered and always on. Iran's ballistic missile program was barreling toward a tipping point where the U.S. and Israel couldn't reliably stop massive attacks, but President. Trump changed that game with strikes on Iran back in February. That move came after a intense 12-day war last June, when Israeli air strikes, backed by some U.S. help, wiped out a huge chunk of Iran's missile. Stockpile, launchers, and factories. The hits left Iran scrambling, exposing how closely they were to overwhelming defenses and forcing a hard reset on their build-up plans. Now Tehran has pushed hard to restock, pulling in outside help, to rebuild with a lost and get back on track fast. Strikes like these keep the pressure on. Buying time while the region watches Iran's next moves closely.