Talks with Iran continue after U.S. strikes today
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What diplomatic talks with Iran continue amid U.S. strikes?
Diplomacy still on the table. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The White House says Iran continues to talk with negotiators as the U.S. launches a sixth day of strikes against targets in Iran. U.S. Central Command says American forces redirected three commercial ships trying to run the blockade of Iranian ports. with Marines boarding one ship in the Gulf of Oman and another was stopped by U.S.
forces. For the first time since President Trump ordered resumption of the naval blockade, U.S. forces disabled an oil tanker, firing Hellfire missiles at the stacks, trying to run through it to Iran's Karg Island. To date, two other commercial ships have reversed course and turned away from the blockade, enforced by 20 U.S. warships and hundreds of aircraft.
How are U.S. naval forces enforcing the blockade and redirecting commercial ships?
Video from the U.S. Military Central Command shows F-18 Super Hornets flying launching with standard land attack missiles attached with a range of 170 miles.
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson in Tel Aviv as Iranian military spokesman says Iran could launch widespread attacks on what he called all the infrastructure in the region if the U.S. hits Iranian bridges and power plants. President Trump said to deliver an address tonight. Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says he will discuss newly declassified intelligence assessments about vulnerabilities in election systems in 2020.
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Why did U.S. forces disable an oil tanker and which weapons were used?
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Nolan Wells' family has met with the Jackson County, Mississippi District Attorney more than a week after the 18-year-old's body was found on Horn Island. Family attorney Ben Crump says the DA committed to presenting the investigation to a grand jury when it is complete. Wells had traveled to the uninhabited island with friends on a July 4th boat trip. but did not return with them. His mother reported him missing hours later, and he was recovered near the island the next day. Conflicting accounts have been given as to why his friends returned without him. Family members retrieved his phone from the home of one of Wells' friends using a locator app to find it. Tanya Jay Powers, Fox News.
A tourist helicopter that crashed and killed six people last year in the Hudson River in New York City shows signs of a bird strike. The National Transportation Safety Board says there's evidence and witness reports that the chopper hit several birds before plunging into the river last April. Remains of several geese were found in the helicopter's rotors and left horizontal stabilizer.
What warnings has Iran issued about regional infrastructure attacks?
One witness told the NTSB that just minutes before the crash, a large flock of geese took flight in the area. A 41-year-old charitable organization may be melting away.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What diplomatic talks with Iran continue amid U.S. strikes?
0:02–0:42
2
How are U.S. naval forces enforcing the blockade and redirecting commercial ships?
0:42–1:28
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Why did U.S. forces disable an oil tanker and which weapons were used?
1:28–3:22
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What warnings has Iran issued about regional infrastructure attacks?
3:22–4:09