Trump Vows to Continue Iran Strikes, Mourns US Casualties

0:00Here's more Sydney news for March 2nd. President Donald Trump released a video address vowing to keep up U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran until all objectives are met. This comes after the first American casualties in the conflict, with three U.S. service members killed, and five others seriously wounded. The losses happened during Operation Epic Fury, the joint attacks that started early Saturday. Sincom confirmed the deaths in injuries Sunday morning, noting several more troops had minor shrapnel wounds or concussions, but would return to. Duty. Trump honored the fallen as true patriots and called for prayers for the wounded, while preparing the public for what could be a drawn out fight. Trump warned that more U.S. deaths are likely before it ends, though he said his team would try to prevent that. He told reporters the operation might last about four weeks and stressed the need to stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons and missiles, despite questions about those claims. In the address, Trump boasted that the strikes wiped out much of Iran's military command,

1:01air defenses, nine ships, and naval facilities. He urged Iranian forces to surrender for immunity, and called on people inside Iran to rise up against their leaders. Meanwhile, Iran's revolutionary guard threatened its biggest offensive yet, against U.S. and Israeli targets, including bases in Bahrain and the United, Arab Emirates. The U.K. agreed to let the U.S. use two of its bases for defensive strikes to counter Iranian missiles. Major operations continue as the situation stays fluid. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. A pillow their pleasure sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. Support for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.