BREAKING: U.S. Special Forces ARRIVE; Trump Eyes Iranian Oil; Hormuz Pressure Grows | TBN Israel

Hundreds of US elite troops, including Rangers and Navy Seals, have arrived in the Middle East, indicating Washington's preparation for real ground operation options. Three main possibilities are on the table: securing the Strait of Hormuz, taking control of Karag Island (Iran's main oil export terminal), and a complex ground action to remove 400 kilograms of enriched uranium from buried sites in Iran.

Today special forces of the United States military arrived to the Middle East... Rangers and to the Navy Seals who arrived into our neighborhood (0:30). The Wall Street Journal reported that the United States president is considering owning a complex ground operation on Iranian territory to remove about 400 kilograms of fossil material buried at sites that were bombed last June (5:54).

The Israeli and US air forces have conducted over 140 strikes in four waves within 24 hours, targeting Iran's missile array, weapons production, and research facilities. These strikes have caused widespread power outages in Tehran and other areas, impacting economic infrastructure and creating psychological pressure on the regime.

Our air force carried out more than 140 strikes in four waves of attacks, most of them against Iran's missile array (2:33). Widespread power outages hit parts of Iran, including the capital, Tehran, after the series of Israeli and US strikes (2:49).

Former President Trump has explicitly stated his intention to take control of Iranian oil and is not ruling out the seizure of Karag Island, Iran's primary oil export terminal. This threat, coupled with Iran's restriction of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, has caused global oil prices to jump significantly.

Trump is threatening again to take control of Iranian oil and is not even ruling out the seizure of Karak Island (0:59). The president said that the United States may take control of Karag Island as it did in Venezuela and thereby control the Iranian oil (5:05).

Despite being under severe economic and military pressure, Iran's hardliners within the Revolutionary Guards are pushing the regime to accelerate its nuclear weapons program. Iranian state television is airing voices advocating for the development of nuclear weapons, signaling a shift from previous claims of peaceful purposes.

Right now the most extreme people that the revolutionary guards have to offer are the ones in control and their calls are pushing the regime to try to break through to a nuclear bomb (6:50). Iranian television is already airing voices saying we have entered a new phase. Iran will be recognized as a superpower and we must develop or possess nuclear weapons (31:33).

The IDF is changing its fighting policy in the north, creating a 'dynamic security zone' up to 8 kilometers deep inside Southern Lebanon. This strategy aims to push Hezbollah away from the border, destroy terror infrastructure, and shift the threat from Israeli civilian communities to maneuvering combat forces.

The IDF is creating on the ground a dynamic security zone up to 8 kilometers deep inside Lebanon with the goal of pushing away, destroying terror infrastructures and shifting the threat from the communities of the north to the maneuvering forces on the ground in case of an attack bybala (8:17).

Diplomatic talks involving regional powers (Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt) to achieve a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz are stalled. Iran's demands, including immunity for Hezbollah and Houthis and no discussion of its missile program, are unacceptable to other parties. Washington has set an April 6 deadline for a breakthrough, after which military action is likely.

Everyone is currently saying that it appears that Iran is not interested in peace talks or ceasefire (7:42). Over all of it sits a clear deadline, April 6. If there is no breakthrough by then, the American threat moves from statements to action (34:25).