US-Israel Conflict with Iran Escalates

0:00On March 6, the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran has hit its seventh day with fresh attacks rippling across the Gulf. Iranian missiles slammed into two hotels in Bahrain's capital, Manama, setting the Hilton ablaze, though officials report only material damage and no deaths. Saudi forces down three drones east of Riyadh, while Dubai residents got urgent phone alerts to shelter from possible missile threats. U.S. leaders ramped up the pressure, as President Trump urged Iran's military anguars to surrender or face certain death, claiming their navy is. Already crippled after strikes on 24 ships, Defense Secretary Pete Hegg's F warned that America has only just started fighting decisively. U.S. forces also torched a massive Iranian drone carrier about the size of a World War II aircraft carrier and a bid to sink their whole fleet. Israel announced the war's next phase, pounding regime targets in Tehran with heavy airstrikes and hitting Beirut's southern suburbs, where they issued rare evacuation orders for tens

1:03of thousands to flee for their lives. Meanwhile, Brits stranded in the region finally made it home on a government-charted flight from Oman to Stansted Airport, though it carried just 80 passengers instead of 400 after earlier delays. In London, police arrested four men, aged 22 to 55, on suspicion of spying for Iran while surveilling the Jewish community. As tensions boil over with no end in sight, World leaders watch closely for Iran's next move and any signs of a deal. Stay tuned for more as this unfolds.