Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about

major Iran developments. Okay, so we have a lot of news. There's so much that some key

developments are likely to be lost in the news cycle, because there's a lot of sound bites

that will get played, and it's likely to cause a lot of context to be lost.

Trump changed his position again. Rubio said there won't be any ground troops, even as thousands

are being deployed, and there's lots of things that will be easy

gotcha moments that can be leaned into for viral content. We're a month into the war and

passed the original four-week time frame. And this is how things are going. Iran launched missiles

at Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, and maybe the UAE.

But that damage may have been caused by falling debris from an intercepted missile.

A strike at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia left at least 10 American service members wounded,

12 by some reporting, along with damaging some aircraft. Gulf countries are also warning against increased activity from

Iran-backed non-state actors. It appears the leashes in Tehran have been dropped. The Houthis in Yemen reportedly launched a missile at Israel.

If they were to truly enter the war and start disrupting shipping in the Red Sea,

we're in for another huge economic shock.

It's important to know that the Houthis now have some domestic missile production capability,

so they aren't as reliant on Iran for support as they once were.

Israel destroyed bridges that cut off southern Lebanon.

That appears to be setting the stage for a larger fight.

They're also promising to expand strikes in Iran, which is likely giving Trump world heartburn,

as they're not even getting unified support for Trump's war at the CPAC Convention.

Trump is looking for a way to wind down the war while not admitting his mistake.

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