Trump Warns Iran's New Leader, Avoids Troop Deployment

0:00On March 9th, President Trump has issued a strong warning to Iran's new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mochitaba Kaminay, shortly after a strike that killed. His father, the previous leader, Trump made it clear he's displeased with the succession, but stayed vague on next steps when pressed. He also pulled back from earlier talk of sending American ground troops to target Iran's underground uranium stockpile near Isbahan, saying no. Decisions have been made in their far from that point. White House officials have clarified that any action would likely involve special operations raids rather than large troop deployments, while the press secretary hasn't ruled out boots on the ground. Meanwhile, the 56-year-old hardliner, with deep ties to Iran's revolutionary garcore, took over despite past family reservations, he's been. Wounded in the conflict, faces Israeli threats, and Iran has hit back with attacks killing seven U.S. troops as tensions simmer across the region.