Trump: Iran strikes could last weeks; missiles hit Dubai
U.S. President Donald Trump says U.S. strikes on Iran are likely to last four to five weeks, with the operation aimed at destroying Iran’s missile capabilities, wiping out its navy, preventing a nuclear weapon, and curbing support for allied groups like H
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Show Notes
Trump says U.S. strikes on Iran could continue for weeks, as a widening campaign brings retaliation across the region and immediate disruption to travel and energy markets. The Associated Press reports U.S. President Donald Trump expects operations to last four to five weeks, with goals that include targeting Iran’s missile capabilities and preventing a nuclear weapon. The fighting is already stranding hundreds of thousands of airline passengers worldwide and pushing energy risk higher: QatarEnergy says it will stop producing liquefied natural gas with no timeline to restore output, and European natural gas prices jumped 40%. The BBC reports Iranian missile attacks have also shaken Dubai’s reputation as a safe haven, with residents describing fires, injuries, and uncertainty about staying.
Topics Covered
- 🏛️ Trump’s timeline and stated aims for the U.S. campaign against Iran
- ⚡ Regional escalation, including strikes in Tehran and cross-border attacks involving Hezbollah
- ✈️ Travel disruption and the incident in which Kuwait mistakenly downed three U.S. F-15Es
- 💼 Energy shock: QatarEnergy halts LNG output and European gas prices surge 40%
- 🌍 Dubai’s missile strikes and the shifting perception of UAE safety
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