Iran-US Conflict Escalates, UN Warns of Regional War

On April 3rd, Iran claims its forces shot down a second U.S. F-35 fighter jet over Central

Iran, saying the pilot likely didn't survive.

This comes amid heavy strikes, including a U.S. hit on Iran's biggest bridge near Tehran

that killed at least eight people.

President Trump posted video of the attack on true social.

Warning Tehran, more destruction is coming fast unless they cut a deal.

The U.N. Security Council pushed back a vote on allowing defensive force to guard ships

in the strait of Hormuz from Iranian threats, blaming good.

Friday holidays, Iran's foreign minister called any such move provocative and said it

would worsen things.

Meanwhile, U.K. foreign secretary Yvette Cooper rallied over 40 countries in a virtual

huddle to ramp up pressure and reopen the vital waterway.

World leaders are sounding alarms as the conflict spreads.

U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned the Middle East is teetering on the edge

of a massive regional war with global fallout.

Israel's defense minister, Vaud Hezbollah's top dog, will pay big for rocket attacks

during Passover, while Lebanon's prime minister said there's no.

End inside after a month of fighting that killed hundreds and displaced the million.

New reports show Iran drafting a traffic monitoring deal with Oman for the strait, and

they pledge safe oil passage to the Philippines.

Thrones hit Kuwait's main refinery, sparking fires with no casualties yet.

On the U.S. side, the Army's top officer is retiring immediately at the defense secretary's

request.

Tensions keep boiling with strikes on a historic Tehran Medical Center and trump jabbing

a U.K. leadership as everyone watches for the next move in.

This powder keg.