War with Iran: 36 Days, Missing Pilot, and Rising Casualties

0:00The war with Iran hits its 36-day, and rescue teams are hunting for a missing U.S. service member after their fighter jet got shot down deep inside enemy territory. That crash was one of two American planes lost in combat on Friday, marking a tough blow in the skies. Just days earlier, President Trump declared in a national speech that the U.S. had already crushed Iran and promised to wrap things up quick. Now he's pushing Congress for a massive $1.5 trillion defense boost, the biggest ask in decades. Troops are pouring into the Middle East by the thousands, with 13 Americans killed so far. Casualties keep climbing across the region, over 1900 dead in Iran, 19 in Israel, more than two dozen in Gulf states and the West. Bank, plus over 1,300 in Lebanon, alongside 10 Israeli soldiers. Iran's foreign minister dropped a stark warning today on social media, saying more strikes on the busher nuclear plan could unleash radioactive.

1:00Fall out the devastate Gulf capitals, he's blasting Western silence on the repeated hits there. Search efforts continue for that downpilot, while the other crew member was pulled to safety. As tensions simmer, everyone's watching how this aerial setback shifts the fight ahead. That's your update from Dallas News Today, powered by AI.