As American and Israeli strikes continue in Iran and Lebanon, Donald Trump insists that discussions are “going very well.” However, according to American media, an additional 10,000 soldiers could be sent to the area by the White House.
In a building in Tehran (Iran) struck by a missile, the operation looks complex. Red Crescent teams are evacuating an injured person along the facade, using ropes. Another attack has hit northwest Iran. “This is a residential area in the Ourmia county that has been hit,” says a Red Crescent member.
Rescuers are searching for victims. Among the rubble, many children’s toys can be seen. The Israeli-American coalition says it is striking on a large scale at Iranian regime’s infrastructure, especially those used to produce ballistic missiles.
A difficult night in Lebanon as explosions rocked Beirut. In the south of the country, Israeli soldiers continue their incursion and the airstrikes target Hezbollah’s weapon deposits. Meanwhile, Iran maintains its grip and continues its strikes on Gulf countries, like the dawn attack on the port of Kuwait on Friday, March 27, carried out by drones. The Revolutionary Guards threaten to target American bases and even urge civilians to evacuate these areas.
Donald Trump, on the other hand, sends mixed signals and once again delays by ten days his ultimatum to strike Iran’s electrical infrastructure. “Discussions are ongoing and, contrary to what the lying media are saying, they are going very well,” he asserts. According to American media, the White House is considering sending an additional 10,000 soldiers. They would reinforce the 5,000 Marines and paratroopers already deployed in the region. Should we fear a new escalation and the transition to a conflict with ground troops involved?
