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Here's your morning brief for Monday, March 2nd.

I'm Daniel Bach for the Wall Street Journal.

48 hours after launching major combat operations against Iran, the U.S. and Israel are keeping up the fight.

We report that they have collectively struck more than 2,000 targets inside Iran.

And speaking last night, President Trump pledged to push on, saying the U.S.

would avenge the death of three American troops killed over the weekend. A number of Gulf states

have also come under fire in Iranian counterattacks, including the Mediterranean island of Cyprus,

which is home to a British military base. Oil prices have surged as strikes on ships in and out of the Strait of Hormuz have

thrust one of the world's key choke points for energy into the crossfire. Iranian officials and

media have shared conflicting statements about whether Tehran intends to block sea traffic

through the strait, while some tanker tracking firms say many companies are avoiding the narrow

shipping route out of caution.

If Iran does shut the straight, several banks are now predicting $100 a barrel oil could be in play.

And U.S. forces reportedly used Anthropics AI to coordinate airstrikes in Iran, defying a White House order to stop working with the company.

The move underscores how deeply

embedded the technology remains in military operations, despite growing tension between the Pentagon

and the tech firm. Despite the federal blacklist, Anthropics AI bought Claude has surged to the top

of the Apple App Store, outperforming rivals ChatGBT and Google Gemini. The rise follows a public backlash

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