Trump Warns Iran: Surrender or Face Consequences

0:00On March 6, President Donald Trump called on Iran's revolutionary guard, military and police to surrender and stand with their people, warning of. Severe consequences if they don't. This comes as the U.S. and Israel ramp up airstrikes on Iran after killing supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Kaminay in late February preemptive action over. Nuclear threats. Iran hit back hard. Thursday night with its heaviest missile and drone barrage on Israel and U.S. Gulf allies. The smoke rose over Riyadh and Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi's Yazmarina Circuit, where six people suffered injuries from debris. Explosions rocked by Iran's biggest oil refinery, an alert sounded in Qatar, Kuwait, Dubai, and even Azerbaijan near the Iranian border, wounding. Four civilians there. Iran also lost a warship to a U.S. submarine torpedo far off Sri Lanka, with dozens of sailors dead or missing. Trump, speaking at the White House, claimed the U.S. destroyed 24 Iranian ships in three

1:00days, wiped out their navy, air force, and defenses ahead of schedule. He dismissed talks as too late despite Iran reaching out and said he'd help pick Iran's next leader, ruling out Kaminay's son. Israeli commanders say they're isolating Iran and moving to the next operation phase to dismantle its forces. U.S. officials expressed frustration with U.K. Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, for delaying base access like Diego Garcia and Cyprusites, though Britain. Later allowed defensive use and sent ships. France, Greece, and others bolstered Cyprus defenses amid the spread. The back-and-forth strikes show no signs of slowing, with Israel dropping over 5,000 munitions on Tehran and trading fire with Hezbollah in. Lebanon leaving the region on edge for what's next.