Trump Strikes Iran Port in Sneak Attack at 1:30 AM!!!
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What military actions did the U.S. take against Iran?
the united states has launched military strikes yet again against iran in the strait of hormuz violating the ceasefire it just happened moments ago let me repeat the united states military has just targeted iran in yet another military strike The United States military is confirming that they just targeted numerous sites in Iran, and they are saying that this was purely defensive, that this was defensive in nature, even though they were attacking Iran. Let's talk about what went down. So three loud explosions. were heard east of the Strait of Hormuz, coastal city of Bandar Abbas, about 1.30 a.m. local time in Iran. Then we heard Iranian air defense activated for several minutes. U.S. Air Force E-3G AWACS, a P-8A Poseidon tanker and fighter jets were seen active over the Persian Gulf during this period of time.
Then we heard An official statement from the United States military confirming that the U.S. carried out, quote, a defensive operation in Bandar Abbas, saying that the U.S. will act to safeguard its regional interest. And it said this should not affect the ceasefire. We felt threatened. Earlier, you learned that, and we talked about Iran's IRGC shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone on Monday with the foreign ministry declaring Iran will not leave any new aggression unanswered. So we will see what happens next here. This is how it was being reported on CBS News. The US military carried out another round of strikes on Iran, which they say was defensive. A senior US official says Iran fired four one-way drones at a US commercial ship.
How did the U.S. justify the strikes on Iran?
The US military says that then shot down the drones and struck another Iranian drone launching unit on the ground. before it could launch. MB Ghalabaf, Iran's parliament leader, through a spokesperson, put out the following strategic assessment. Maintaining the risk of reclosing the Strait of Hormuz and restriking the infrastructure of US allied countries in the region will be the primary factor in Iran's control of conditions in the coming weeks. In other words, Iran saying, should we start striking some of the other countries in the region? As Iran's been working on a bilateral basis with these Arab nations, working to do deals with them directly. As Donald Trump was in the White House today talking about how he will blow up
Oman, that was Donald Trump's latest threat. He would blow up Oman and Trump was demanding that all Arab nations join in alliances with Israel and join the Abraham Accords, even though most Arab nations say they're never going to do that until Palestine is recognized in East Jerusalem as its capital by Israel. And those were the threats that Donald Trump made today. And Trump was like, maybe this guy over here, Hegseth, He loves war. Maybe he will just finish you off. And by the way, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, you owe us to become allies with Israel. You owe it to us. I was watching that this morning. I was like, what the heck are we watching? Meanwhile, Iran's head of their Parliament National Security Council, Abraham Azizi, put out the following statement as well.
Iran will not back down from its red lines, such as the right to enrichment and enriched uranium, management of the Strait of Hormuz, and the lifting of sanctions in the face of Trump's rhetoric.
What were the immediate reactions from Iran after the strikes?
Everyone knows that Trump, in order to save himself from his strategic deadlock, resorts to the tool of threats one day. and begs for an agreement in the next now as the united states military has just targeted iran in the strait of hormuz once again in the area of bandar abbas israel has also launched massive attacks on the city of tyre in southern lebanon we saw mass evacuations in this southern city of lebanon earlier today, and Israel is just leveling this city on the ground. As I'm sure you're all aware from watching our coverage, one of Iran's red lines for negotiations is that there be a ceasefire in Lebanon, not just a ceasefire in Iran and not just a ceasefire there, but also with the Houthis in Yemen and the Iranian-backed
Iraqi militia groups, actually not just the ceasefire, but permanent security guarantees for all of these areas and all of these regions.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What military actions did the U.S. take against Iran?
0:00–1:58
2
How did the U.S. justify the strikes on Iran?
1:58–3:59
3
What were the immediate reactions from Iran after the strikes?
3:59–9:09
4
What threats did Donald Trump make regarding Oman?
9:09–14:51
5
How is Israel involved in the recent military actions?
14:51–17:52