2026-03-11
14 分钟Tehran experiences some of the heaviest bombardment since the start of the conflict,
while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Iran is quote, badly losing.
Plus, oil prices slide on investors' hope for the release of strategic oil reserves.
And what today's special election in Georgia shows about what MAGA voters think of the Trump administration's military operations.
This isn't just an issue of foreign policy for MAGA.
It's an issue of identity.
If Make America Great meant anything, it meant a rejection not just of Obama and Joe Biden,
but a rejection of George Bush, Mitt Romney, that old Republican Party, and now here we are.
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In a press conference this morning, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Iran is quote,
badly losing and that the military operation would continue until Iran is decisively defeated.
Today will be yet again.
Our most intense day of strikes inside Iran.
The most fighters, the most bombers, the most strikes.
Tehran is experiencing some of the heaviest bombardment since the start of the war.
Recent strikes on oil facilities around the outskirts of the city caused huge dark clouds of smoke.
Earlier, Iran's foreign minister said negotiations with the U.S.