President Trump's comments on Iran have sparked controversy and concern. He claims the U.S. went to war to prevent Iranian attacks, despite criticism that he has exaggerated the threat. The conflict has led to a global market sell-off, with oil prices surging and stock markets tumbling. The U.S. and Israel have launched attacks on Iran, targeting military and security sites, with the goal of dismantling the regime's operative machine. However, the extent to which Iranians feel emboldened by the strikes remains uncertain. The conflict has resulted in a high number of civilian deaths and has prompted a global market sell-off, with oil prices soaring and stock markets tumbling. The U.S. and Israel have been striking Iran's police stations, detention centers, and intelligence offices, aiming to weaken the country's security apparatus and encourage internal resistance. The conflict has also led to a rise in the death toll, with over 800 people killed since the U.S.-Israeli attacks began. The U.S. has also issued travel advisories, urging Americans to depart from 14 Middle East countries due to 'serious safety risks'.
