BREAKING: Trump’s 48-Hour WARNING; IDF Hits Iran Missile Plants; U.S. Rescue | TBN Israel

Donald Trump issued a stark 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, demanding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Failure to comply would result in American strikes on Iran's electricity and energy infrastructure, signaling a potential dramatic escalation of the conflict.

Trump stated, 'Iran has 48 hours before I open the gates of hell.' (0:04) and 'only two days remain before the expiration of the ultimatum that he gave the Islamic Republic to open the straits before he destroys its power stations.' (1:56)

The Israeli Air Force conducted significant strikes on Iranian petrochemical plants in Mashahar (Fajar 1 & 2, Rajal, Amir Kabir). These facilities are critical for producing chemicals used in Iran's ballistic missile industry, indicating a shift from targeting launchers to disrupting the entire production chain.

The Israeli air force struck the Fajar one and Fajar 2, Rajal and Amir Kabir prochemical plants in Mashar. full factories producing chemicals for Iran's ballistic missile industry. (0:18) 'This was no longer only about hitting the launcher... It was about hitting raw materials, parts of the process, and Iran's ability to restore production lines very quickly.' (28:32)

A dramatic ground operation by US special forces is underway deep inside Iran to rescue a missing American navigator from an F-15E aircraft that was shot down. The mission is highly dangerous, with reports of Iranian fire hitting rescue helicopters and Iranian forces actively searching to capture the navigator.

The daring operation to rescue the missing American navigator is on its way. Commando forces on the ground are searching for him beyond the enemy lines. (0:40) 'American rescue forces are searching for the navigator of the F15E aircraft that crashed on Iranian soil. While at the same time, men of the Islamic Republic are also operating to locate him and to kidnap him.' (3:20)

Despite massive strikes by the United States and Israel, Iran has demonstrated a remarkable ability to restore bombed missile bunkers and depots within hours. They continue to launch missiles towards Israel, hiding launchers in caves and civilian infrastructure, indicating their capability is degraded but not collapsing.

In the United States, they admit that Iran is rebuilding its missile bunkers that were bombed within hours. Despite massive strikes by the United States and Israel, Iran is managing to restore bombed bunkers within hours, hiding launchers in caves and continuing daily fire towards Israel while evading American intelligence. (4:28) 'Iranian capability is being worn down, but it is not collapsing.' (33:40)

Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its previous state, asserting its control and demanding passage fees from ships. This has led to the emergence of a new, albeit challenging, southern shipping route near Oman's coast as a partial bypass, aiming to erode Iran's leverage over global energy transit.

The speaker of the Iranian parliament said that the strait of Homus will not return to its previous state. (6:06) 'Three giant ships, two oil tankers, and one LNG vessel managed to exit on a new southern route close to Oman's coast.' (39:14)

France is accused of playing a 'double game' by cooperating with Iran. Publicly, France voted against authorizing force to open the Strait of Hormuz at the UN, while privately, French vessels reportedly passed through Hormuz with Iran's quiet consent, undermining efforts to form a firm coalition against the blockade.

Emmanuel McRun, the president of France voted against opening the straight of Homus at the United Nations. And while the world paid a heavy price, France made a quiet deal with Iran and moved its ships through quietly. (6:26) 'In public, they say diplomacy, but on the ground they arrange a passage.' (43:56)

Hezbollah escalated its attacks by launching a cluster bomb into Israel for the first time. In response, the IDF issued immediate evacuation warnings to residents of southern Lebanese villages, stating that any structure serving Hezbollah would become a military target, signaling an impending intensified campaign in Lebanon.

Hisbala has escalated by launching a cluster bomb into Israel for the first time ever. (7:44) 'The IDF is calling on the residents of the villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate their homes immediately and stay away from Kisbala facilities.' (7:50)

Prosecutors in Britain filed charges against three individuals for the arson of ambulances belonging to a Jewish community in North London. Despite the involvement of counter-terror personnel in the investigation and a radical body linked to Iran claiming responsibility, the incident was not officially defined as a terror attack, raising concerns about the West's willingness to label such acts.

The anti-semitic burning of ambulances in London is not being defined in Britain as a terror incident. (8:13) 'Even though the investigation is being led in part by the counterterror personnel and even though a radical body identified with Iran claimed responsibility for the act, the significance here is large because when an attack on a medical infrastructure of a Jewish community in the heart of London does not immediately receive a clear definition, it deserves that this is sending a dangerous message.' (47:54)

An operation by the elite IDF Mlan unit to arrest a Hezbollah operative in the Lebanese village of Sheibba resulted in a friendly fire incident. The raiding force mistakenly identified another part of its own unit as terrorists, leading to one fighter killed and an officer seriously wounded.

Mlan, a special unit... His name is Guy Lodel and he was killed and an officer was seriously wounded during an operation to arrest a Kizbala operative in the village of Sheibba. The arrest operation in the village of Sheibba became complicated when the raiding force mistakenly identified another part of its own force as terrorists. They opened fire on them. (50:05)