US-Israel Strikes on Iran: Epic Fury

0:00In Anchorage, it's March 1st, and here's what is going on. The United States and Israel carried out joint military strikes on Iran this past Saturday. President Donald Trump announced that Iran's supreme leader, Aitola Ali Khamenei, was killed in the attack. Officials called the Operation Epic Fury aimed at Iran's nuclear facilities and key military targets. U.S. Navy ships launched missiles during the strikes, with help from allies like Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar. This marks one of the biggest actions against Iran in years, focusing on its long-troubled nuclear program. Alaska's Republican leaders quickly voiced strong support. Senator Lisa Murkowski praised the troops' bravery and called for accountability on Iran's aggression. Senator Dan Sullivan pointed out that Iran has targeted Americans for nearly 50 years, from bombings to roadside attacks that killed hundreds of. Service members. Sullivan stressed that stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons has been a bipartisan goal for decades.

1:00He noted Iran's role in funding groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, and recent plots against U.S. figures. Congress is pushing for a quick vote on war powers to limit further action without approval. Oversight briefing start as early as Tuesday, while leaders like Governor Mike Dumley v. see this as a chance for change in the Middle East. Deanon is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is.