US & Israel Strike Iran: Broad Targets, Heavy Casualties

0:00World headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to global news today. The United States and Israel are hitting a much broader range of targets inside Iran compared to last summer's 12-day conflict, which focused, mainly on nuclear sites. This time, the strikes aim to cripple the military and undermine the country's theocratic leadership, according to experts. U.S. Central Command reports more than 2,000 targets struck and under a week, outpacing any recent American campaign in the Middle East. Israel has also hit hundreds of sites, from Tehran to city's nationwide, targeting leaders, bases, factories, soldiers, police, and even state. Television. Key figures killed include Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the initial attacks on February 28th, the Defense Minister, and top, Revolutionary Guard Commanders. The strikes have caused heavy damage, though full details remain unclear amid communication blackouts.

1:00Iranian officials report at least 1,230 deaths, including over 165 people, mostly children, at a school, in southeastern Iran. Independent monitors call it a bigger blow than expected in such a short time. Revolutionary Guard and Basish paramilitary sites took over 20 percent of the hits, along with missile factories, storage tunnels, naval bases, and police headquarters. Sports complexes used for mobilization were damaged, too, but some strikes hit empty buildings with little effect. Nuclear facilities have not been the main focus yet, despite some damage at Natanz and reports of hidden bunkers. Iran still launches missiles and drones, with enough stock for days, while its emergency leaders maintain control through domestic force. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.