'These actions are right, and they are necessary to ensure Americans will never have to face a radical, bloodthirsty terrorist regime, armed with nuclear weapons'
Crude oil prices spiked by over $6 per barrel — their highest level in slightly over a year — in initial trading on Sunday. Why it matters: The surge from the Asia markets' opening is the first major evidence of how markets are digesting the potential for supply disruptions from the strikes against Iran. - It will push up U.S. gasoline prices, though the impact will depend on the evolving market response as well as the scope and duration of the conflict. Driving the news: The global benchmark Brent crude was trading at $79.20 per barrel — up over 8% from Friday's close. - "The risk of escalation is greater than seen in recent regional conflicts," said Jason Bordoff, founding director of Columbia's Center on Global Energy Policy, in…
State of the Union: “There will likely be more” American casualties, the president said. The post Trump Says War Will Continue appeared first on The American Conservative .
In a video posted on Truth Social Sunday, President Donald Trump said that the war against Iran will continue, saying that “our resolve and likewise that of Israel has never been stronger.” The announcement comes after three American servicemen were killed and five injured in Iran’s retaliation for the U.S.-Israel joint strikes on Iran. Trump added that U.S. military operations “continue at this time in full force…and will continue until all of our objectives are achieved.” The administration had not yet explained what those objectives are, other than the broader goal President Trump announced late Friday night of bringing ”freedom,” to Iran. Acknowledging the deaths of the three servicemen, President Trump sent condolences…Open
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U.S. forces say they have hit 1,000 targets over the past two days in a race to take out Iran’s ability to threaten American personnel and allies across the Middle East.