2026-03-03
14 分钟Good morning.
President Trump lays out his case for war.
An Iranian regime armed with long range missiles and nuclear weapons would be an intolerable threat to the Middle East,
but also to the American people.
We'll bring you the latest.
And The Wall Street Journal explores what's driving the Pentagon's strategy.
and NPR looks at how Iranians on the ground are reacting.
It's Tuesday, March 3rd.
I'm Cecilia Ley, and this is Apple News Today.
As the war with Iran enters its fourth day, the scale of the conflict has intensified and spread,
pulling in more countries, bringing more casualties, and raising many more questions.
Monday saw a new wave of strikes on both sides and fighting that spread across the Middle East.
Israel shook southern Beirut with retaliatory strikes aimed at Hezbollah in Lebanon yesterday after they had sent rockets into Israel.
Iranian strikes, meanwhile, were reported in the United Arab Emirates and the U.S.
Embassy in Saudi Arabia was hit by drones.
Beyond Israel, eight countries in the Middle East have now reported strikes by Iran.
The State Department warned U.S.
citizens still in large parts of the Middle East to, quote, depart now.
Meanwhile, the death toll rose on all sides.
AP reported 11 Israeli deaths, while over 500 people in Iran had been killed so far,