Trump's U.S.-Israel Victory in Iran War

0:00It's April 2, I'm Cory with the story. This is U.S. News Today, driven by AI and built for America. President Trump just dropped a prime time address claiming massive winds in the U.S. Israel war against Iran after just four weeks of action. He says the armed forces smashed their navy, wrecked the air force, took out top leaders and crippled missile and drone launches along with weapons, factories. Trump called it some of the fastest, biggest victories in warfare history, putting America on track to hit all military goals. He tied this back to pulling out of Obama's nuclear deal, which he slammed as a disaster that would have armed Iran with nukes years ago. Trump pointed out strikes last year, obliterated key nuclear sites, but Iran was rebuilding and stockpiling missiles anyway. Now, with B-2 bombers and more hits, those sites are dust for months, and he's dead set on keeping nukes out of their hands for good. Iranians aren't staying quiet. Iran's President Masood, Pzezhkin, sent a letter to Americans saying they're no threat

1:01and hold no grudge, but warned of. Consequences for the damage. Trump brushed that off, boasting the U.S. military is unstoppable and has all the leverage while Iran has none. Things are heating up with no firm end date, but Trump warned of brutal strikes over the next two to three weeks, targeting power plants and more to. Pushed them back to the Stone Age of Needed. He even claimed regime change already happened, with less radical folks in charge who might cut a deal or face total evisceration. In 32 days, the bully of the Middle East got humbled, paving the way for a world-free from their aggression and nuclear shadow. America's power.