Trump Warns Iran: 'Widen the Fight'

0:00It's March 31st. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. President Trump fired off a message telling countries mad about sky-high gas prices to go drill their own oil or buy from the U.S. since we've got. Plenty This comes as U.S. strikes lit up Isbahan, home to a key Iranian nuclear site while Iran hit a Kuwaiti oil tanker in the Persian Gulf. Average U.S. gas now tops $4 a gallon. The war has been raging over a month since U.S. and Israeli strikes kicked off late February, blocking the strait of Hormuz and spiking global oil too. $106 a barrel for Brent Crude, up 45%. That's a fifth of the world's oil flow choked off, shaking markets and jacking up everyday costs. Allies in the Gulf are pushing Trump to keep hammering Iran until its military's toast, despite the chaos. Iran's foreign minister claims they're just hitting U.S. aggressors. U.S. casualties mount with over 3,000 dead total, including nearly 2,000 in Iran, over 1,211

1:04on, and 13. U.S. troops. New strikes targeted what analysts think holds Iran's uranium stockpile, enriched close to weapons grade. A drone blaze on that tanker got extinguished with no spill, but debris wounded folks in Dubai and missiles flew towards Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. All. Interceptor warns of widening the fight to oil hubs and water plants of no ceasefire soon, and the strait stays shut. With peacekeepers dying in Lebanon and displacements hitting a million, the pain spreading far beyond the battle zones.