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John Bickley (0:32)
American troops are set to remain stationed around Iran until compliance is assured, the US Threatens to pull assets from some NATO members and the UK Foils a Russian submarine operation. I'm Daily Wire Executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Thursday, April 9th. This is Evening Wire.
Main Narrator / Anchor (0:51)
President Trump says that U.S. troops will remain stationed around Iran until Iran has, quote, fulfilled, fully complied with the U. S Iran ceasefire deal. The president said in a late night Truth Social post that if the agreement is violated, quote, the shootin starts bigger and better and stronger than anyone has ever seen before. Under the current ceasefire agreement, the president said that Iran has already agreed to abandon its nuclear program and open the Strait of Hormuz.
John Bickley (1:18)
Meanwhile, Trump is apparently exploring punishments for NATO allies that haven't supported the Iran war. The proposal involves removing US Assets from uncooperative European nations and moving them to nations that have assisted in the war effort. The move, still in early stages, underscores the growing tension between Trump and European allies. White House press Secretary Caroline Levitt addressed the issue on Wednesday.
Caroline Levitt (1:42)
It's quite sad that NATO turned their backs on the American people over the course of the last six weeks when it's the American people who have been funding their defense.
Main Narrator / Anchor (1:50)
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized direct negotiations with Lebanon, quote, as soon as possible, with aims to disarm Hezbollah. Daily Wire political reporter Cameron R and has more.
Cameron R (2:02)
Officials expect talks to begin next week at the U.S. state Department in Washington, though Lebanese representatives have not yet been confirmed. The announcement follows intense Israeli strikes on Beirut that killed hundreds, marking the deadliest day in the current Middle east conflict, even as disputes continue over whether the current ceasefire applies to fighting in Lebanon. Israel has continued military operations against Hezbollah, with Netanyahu stating the country will strike the group, quote, with force, precision and determination, while Iranian officials warn of, quote, strong responses if attacks persist.
