War with Iran: Quick and Decisive?

0:00This is your global news update for March 3rd. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the war with Iran will be quick and decisive, not dragging on for years like past regional conflicts. The fighting started Saturday when U.S. and Israeli forces struck Tehran, killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Kamenei. Now in its fourth day, the conflict has spread, with Israel targeting Hezbollah and Lebanon in Iran's state media while Iran launches missiles at. Israel and drones at U.S. bases in the Gulf. Iran's revolutionary guard claims it destroyed a key U.S. airbase headquarters in Bahrain with drones and missiles. Drones also hit the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia, causing minor damage. The U.S. has hit over 100,250 targets in Iran and sunk 11 Iranian ships, but six American service members have died in. Retaliatory strikes, including from a Kuwaiti-friendly fire incident that downed three U.S. jets. Civilians have died by the hundreds across Iran, Israel, and Lebanon,

1:02as air defenses light up skies over Tel Aviv. Global travel is in chaos, with major Gulf airports like Dubai, shut for four days, stranding tens of thousands. Shipping through the strait of Hormuz has halted, spiking oil prices and tanker rates to record highs. President Trump first predicted four to five weeks of fighting, but now backs a broader campaign against the Iran's missiles and nuclear sites. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns of tougher U.S. strikes ahead and doesn't rule out ground troops, calling the action preemptive to protect bases. Russia, China, and Turkey have condemned the war, and a new poll shows just one in four Americans supported, posing risks for Republicans ahead of. Midterms, satellite images confirm strikes on an Iranian nuclear facility amid Tehran's denials of weapons work. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, LinkedIn the Description. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com