Up front next, the breaking news, Iran ramping up strikes tonight, even as Trump claims Iran has been obliterated as allies snubbed Trump's calls for help tonight.

Plus, Trump will not rule out seizing Iran's Karg Island.

So what kind of U.S. special forces would this take?

What are the risks?

And why has Trump been talking about taking out this

eight square mile island since 1988? Plus more breaking news. Trump says he's open to the idea of,

quote, taking Cuba as the country's electric grid collapses amid a U.S. oil blockade. The entire

country of Cuba tonight, we understand without power. Let's go

out front. And good Monday evening. I'm Aaron Burnett and welcome to this special edition of

Outfront, the war with Iran. The breaking news, Iran ramping up this hour. Tonight, massive explosions

in the heavily fortified green zone in Iraq, where the U.S. Embassy is located.

In fact, that embassy compound was actually hit after a separate drone hit a nearby hotel.

So we understand that is happening now. Also a drone strike hitting a fuel tank near Dubai International

Airport. Jaw-dropping video there when you see that in the distance.

Thick black smoke, that's the world's busiest airport.

Again, it's still just jaw-dropping to think about where we are.

Flights turned around in mid-air, the airport shutting down again temporarily.

Those strikes coming, though, at the same time that Trump claimed that Iran has been obliterated.

Our powerful military campaign to end the threats posed by the Iranian regime continued in full

force over the past few days. They have been literally obliterated.

Well, Trump may say that Iran, though, remains defiant, and the strait of Hormuz is still closed to U.S. and European ships. For roughly three weeks,

roughly 20 percent of the world's oil supply has been at a standstill now, and driving up

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