2026-03-04
14 分钟Good morning.
The war that began in Iran spreads through the Gulf.
We'll bring you up to speed.
Meanwhile, Trump welcomes one European leader to the White House,
then threatens to cut off trade with another.
And the Washington Post explains how the closure of one narrow shipping route
could turn the conflict into a global energy crisis.
Ultimately, if this conflict is not resolved soon and the strait is not secured,
it'll have major pressures, upward pressures on oil prices.
It's Wednesday, March 4th.
I'm Cecilia Lei, and this is Apple News Today.
The sounds of missiles and explosions filled the skies across the Middle East yesterday
as the fast-moving conflict widened.
Last night, Israel began what it described as a new broad wave of attacks on Iran.
Their strikes yesterday targeted infrastructure and hit the leadership's compound.
In total, the U.S. said it had struck nearly 2,000 targets so far,
and an Iranian-based humanitarian group says the death toll there stands at nearly 800.
Crowds gathered for funerals held for the people killed in a strike
that hit a girl's school in southern Iran.
State TV showed hundreds of mourners carrying small coffins