Up front next, the breaking news.

Moments ago, Trump saying the United States won't relent until the enemy is defeated, the

way he's saying it, hours after claiming the war is, quote unquote, very complete.

CNN is learning tonight that the U.S. administration is weighing a plan to send U.S. special forces

into Iran to retrieve enriched uranium.

And its CNN investigation tonight looks at the newest and clearest evidence that suggests the

United States was behind that deadly strike on an Iranian girl's school. And oil prices swinging

wildly, Pulitzer Prize-winning economists warns that this could be the

ultimate nightmare scenario. Let's go out front. And good evening and welcome to this special

edition of Outfront War with Iran. I'm Aaron Burnett live in Tel Aviv tonight and we begin with

the breaking news. President Trump, who is facing immense political and economic pressure over his war in Iran,

tonight giving wildly conflicting messages.

And will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated.

I could call it, or we could go further, and we're going to go further.

So we're going to go further and decisively defeating the enemy, whatever it takes.

But three hours ago, he told CBS News, quote, I think the war is very complete pretty much.

Well, that statement posted by CBS correspondent, Wei J. Yang, was at 3.16 p.m.

Well, President Donald Trump knows the timing of that very well.

At 3.17 p.m., the Dow Jones Industrial Average shot up, major recovery.

Oil went down.

Until then, of course, there had been fear, and frankly, overnight in the oil

market panic. Oil had gone well above $100 a barrel. It was absolutely incredible what we witnessed.

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