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I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howl. It's Tuesday, April 7th. This is Evening Wire.

President Trump posted a final warning to Iran on Tuesday morning, hours ahead of his latest

deadline for a ceasefire. Daily Wire, D.C. Bureau Chief Tim Rice has more.

Trump wrote, quote, a whole civilization will die tonight. The president has threatened to destroy

power plants and bridges across Iran starting tonight, unless

Iran agrees to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. An Iranian official reportedly called on civilians

to form human chains around the nation's power plants, while state TV released footage

claiming to show Iranians standing arm in arm at least one power plant. Trump says he is still

open to a deal, however, writing on

truth social that we will find out tonight. The president's language sparked bipartisan pushback

in Washington. Republican Senator Ron Johnson said that a bombing campaign against civilian

infrastructure would be a huge mistake. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called Trump

an extremely sick person. Trump has given

the Iranian regime until 8 p.m. Eastern time to make a deal. Tehran has responded by forming

human shields of women and children around its critical infrastructure. The U.S. launched dozens

of strikes today on Karg Island, a critical hub that handles roughly 90% of Iran's oil

exports. The island generates about half of the Iranian government's revenue and is indispensable

to Iran's oil trade due to deep water access, which allows supertankers to dock. U.S. precision

strikes focused on disabling remaining air defense systems and radar installations to weaken the island's

protective capabilities. Military planners are aiming for a potential amphibious seize and hold

operation while intentionally sparing key oil infrastructure to preserve its strategic value as leverage.

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