US-Iran War Spreads Globally, Risking Wider Conflict

0:00This is Corey, here with your quick two-minute global update. The war between the United States and Iran under President Trump is spreading far beyond the Middle East, pulling in more than a dozen countries. Since fighting started on February 28th, U.S. and Israeli forces have hit over 3,000 targets, including a strike that killed Iran's, Supreme Leader Ali Kamene, an American submarine even sank an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka's coast. Allies like the United Kingdom, France, and Spain are rushing in warships, jets, and troops to protect the region. Meanwhile, Iranian drones and missiles have struck places like the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Cyprus, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. Gulf states got an apology from Iran's president, but some attacks continued despite promises to stop if no strikes launch from their soil. Nations worry the conflict could spill into Europe, risking a clash between NATO and Russia, both with huge nuclear arsonments.

1:00Iran has fired waves of missiles at U.S. bases, Israel and neighbors, but the U.S. says it is badly weakened Tehran's attack power. Still, Iranian leaders refuse to surrender and promise the key fighting. U.S. officials, including Pete Hexf, calling himself Secretary of War, expect the operation to last eight weeks to wipe out Iran's missiles, navy, and nuclear program. President Trump warns of even tougher strikes ahead. The longer it goes, the higher the chance of a bigger mistake sparking wider war. Russia is now sharing intelligence with Iran to target U.S. ships and bases, while the U.S. asks Ukraine for help against the Iranian drones. These links to the Russia-U.K. fight show, just how tangled and risky this global mess has become. Deianin is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. And you want calm? Do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.