US Considers Iran Nuclear Strike: High-Risk Mission

0:00On March 9th, President Trump has revealed that the United States is considering a high-risk special operations mission into Iran to seize the country's stockpile of enriched uranium and stop any potential nuclear weapon development. This comes amid growing worries that the material, enough for about 11 bombs, may have been moved from known sites after last June's 12-day. Conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Strikes hit key facilities like Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan, which halted international inspections and created a major intelligence blind spot with. The stockpile last confirmed nine months ago. Trump acknowledged the option of board Air Force One, saying it's something they could do later, but not right now, while officials have drafted detailed. Plans including ground troops, if the location is pinpointed. Diplomacy remains stalled after the death of Iran's supreme leader, leaving military contingencies on the table as searches continue and the human. Cost rises with a 7th U.S. service

1:00member now confirmed dead from conflict injuries.