Holly Wainwright

And wasn't it only a couple of days before that Iran had kind of agreed to stop making the nuclear weapons?

Like it seemed like an empty promise because of what has happened historically.

But if you're kind of in those negotiations and a country says that they're going to stop doing something...

Doesn't it seem a bit odd to bomb them a couple of days later?

And why did Trump choose to do it over the weekend?

Like what's significant about, I mean, obviously, as we said, they were in negotiations.

What happened that triggered this very, very serious response?

The thing that confused me the most was in his address, he spoke to the people of Iran and said, I say tonight that the hour of your freedom is at hand.

Stay sheltered.

Don't leave your home.

Basically, bombs will be dropping everywhere.

But then he said, when we are finished, take over your government.

It will be yours to take.

This will probably be your only chance for generations.

If someone was saying that to me as an Australian, what are they actually meant to do?

Like, I don't know in what way he thinks that the average Iranian is empowered to topple their government.

I keep hearing about this school that was bombed, an all-girls school that killed children.

at least 165 people.

And the idea of children being killed in this strike is just sickening.

What do we know about that?