US Strikes Destroy Iran Nuclear Sites, Reported Hundreds Dead

President Donald Trump authorized a significant military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities, targeting key sites like Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, which were reportedly completely destroyed by a combination of bunker-buster bombs and cruise missiles. Conservative commentators on Fox News, including Mark Levin and Erick Stakelbeck, praised Trump's actions as historic and likened him to iconic leaders such as Ronald Reagan and Winston Churchill, emphasizing the strike as a defense of Western civilization and a blow against Iran's nuclear ambitions. Levin highlighted the military's success and Trump's courage as unprecedented, while Stakelbeck linked the U.S.-Israel cooperation under Trump and Netanyahu to historic alliances that defeated major threats in the past. The strike followed Israel's earlier attacks on Iranian sites and coincided with escalating tensions and casualties reported by both Iran and Israel. Critics, however, view the strike as unconstitutional and warn of potential escalation, noting Iran's likely refusal to pursue peaceful routes and the risk of further conflict. Argentine President Javier Miley also publicly supported the U.S. and Israeli actions, framing Iran as an enemy of Argentina and affirming alignment with Western and capitalist values in opposition to Iran's regime.