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Trump's Iran Strikes: Powerful Raid, Soaring Oil Prices

Author: The Daily News Now! March 14, 2026 Duration: 2:01

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President Trump escalates conflict with Iran, bombing military targets on Kharg Island, warning of further strikes if oil infrastructure is blocked. U.S. and Israeli strikes hit over fifteen thousand targets, causing mounting casualties and soaring oil prices. Mediation efforts continue amid fears of wider chaos.

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