'Terminated': Trump Claims 'Massive Strike' In Tehran Eliminated Iran’s Top Military Commanders
US President Donald Trump claims a 'massive strike' in Tehran has eliminated Iran's top military commanders. The strike's implications for the regional power structure and global energy supply are profound, with a 48-hour ultimatum issued by Trump set to expire on Monday.
A 'massive strike' in Tehran has reportedly eliminated Iran's top military commanders, according to US President Donald Trump. The strike occurred on Saturday, with a nighttime video showing a city skyline illuminated by heavy explosions. The White House has not released a formal list of the 'terminated' individuals. Iran has maintained a stance of fierce defiance, dismissing Trump's subsequent 48-hour ultimatum as a 'nervous and unbalanced' act. The Iranian military response has moved into the diplomatic arena, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warning the United Nations of 'radioactive contamination' risks. The strike serves as a violent punctuation mark to the 48-hour ultimatum, with global oil prices currently hovering around $109 per barrel.
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