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The war escalating. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. New strikes lighting up Tehran as Israel's prime minister promises surprises for the next phase of the conflict. President Trump also providing updates.
President Trump spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One returning to Miami from Dover from that dignified transfer to honor the first six casualties of the Iran war. And the president said while he's looking for new leadership in Iran, one group he says will not be taking the reins are the Kurds, who own They make up 10% of the population. Israeli forces drop bombs on Iran's oil refineries outside the capital. The U.S. and Israel are averaging as many strike missions per day as the entire coalition during the first Gulf War. Part of the reason Israel is able to send so many jets 1,000 miles from their bases in Israel to hit Tehran, the same distance between New York and Minneapolis, is because the U.S.
Air Force has provided 100 refueling planes.
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson, is the UK going to get involved in the war? Fox's Stephanie Bennett is in London with the possible answer involving a UK aircraft carrier.
The HMS Prince of Wales is currently in Portsmouth with UK news outlets suggesting it could sail to the Mediterranean or the Middle East. The crew reportedly has been told, quote, they must be ready to leave in five days. Meanwhile, the U.K. Ministry of Defense says the United States has started using British bases for specific defense operations to prevent Iran firing missiles into the region. Starting last night into today, several American B-1 bombers could be seen landing at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. In addition, RAF Typhoon and F-35 jets have continued their operations over in Jordan, Qatar and Cyprus and the wider region in defense of British interests and allies.
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Demonstrations against the U.S. attacks on Iran were held today in major cities, including New York, D.C. and Los Angeles.
Stop the war on Iran! Hands off Iran!
Hundreds turning out with American and Iranian flags as well as megaphones. President Trump warning Cuba's government that it's at the end of the line.
The president spoke at the Shield of the Americas summit, his new security initiative for the Western Hemisphere. He gave a grave update on the condition of Cuba.
They have no money. They have no oil. They have a bad philosophy. They have a bad attitude.
The island nation is also plagued by food shortages and power outages. But since the fall of the Maduro government in Venezuela that had been giving oil to Cuba, President Trump says Cuban leaders have been talking to him and his secretary of state, Marco Rubio.
They want to negotiate and they are negotiating with Marco and myself and some others.
The Trump administration's expected to call for free elections in Cuba. Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
Cass County, Michigan, declaring a state of emergency after the state was hit with deadly tornadoes. County Board of Commissioners Chair Jeremiah Jones on the Fox report says one person in his county was killed.
We've got... outpouring of support from the community. The sheriff's department is on it. Our emergency managers are on it. So our first responders, we're doing well here. I pray for the family that lost their life and the others that were injured.
Those tornadoes also swept through Oklahoma on Friday. At least eight people are dead after the severe weather ripped through the heartland. The devastation is part of a multi-day severe weather outbreak as severe storms are charging across more than 1,500 miles from the northeast to Texas and impacting over 90 million people. I'm Angelo Bavaro.
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