Israel Strikes Tehran as Trump Prepares War Address

On Wednesday, Israel conducted a significant military strike on Tehran, Iran's capital, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict that began on February 28. This latest bombardment involved explosions across several areas of Tehran, including the northeast and central districts.

The strikes were confirmed by Israel, which described them as part of a wide-scale wave of attacks. The situation is further complicated as U.S.

President Donald Trump prepares to address the American public about the conflict, alternating between hardline and conciliatory rhetoric. Trump suggested that the war could end within two to three weeks, but diplomatic efforts to resolve the situation remain uncertain.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian indicated that the country would not resume hostilities, given the current hostility. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that the military campaign would continue, emphasizing a commitment to "crush" what he termed the "terror regime." The conflict's expansion raises concerns about broader regional instability and economic disruption.