US military crash kills 6; Trump issues warning to Iran

Tehran is under attack this morning and President Donald Trump is issuing a new warning as the war with Iran approaches the two-week mark

Explosions rock the Iranian capital as demonstrators gathered for the annual Quds Day rally in support of Palestinians

Thousands packed the streets chanting slogans including death to Israel and death to America

Iranian state television says a large blast struck a square filled with demonstrators

The cause of the explosion is not clear, but earlier, Israel warned it would, quote

conduct operations in this area in the coming hours and urge people nearby to evacuate

President Trump also issued a new threat aimed at what he called the deranged scumbags of the Iranian regime

telling them to watch what happens today. He offered no specifics but added

Trump called it a great honor

Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command says rescue operations are underway after a U.S. military refueling plane went down in Iraq

The KC-135 aircraft was part of the operation against Iran. Officials say the crash was not caused by hostile or friendly fire

CENTCOM confirms four of the six crew members who were on board died

But rescue operations continue for the remaining two. And the conflict continues to rattle global energy markets

Oil prices remain around $100 a barrel even after Trump eased sanctions on Russian oil

allowing countries to buy Russian shipments stranded at sea. That move comes as the Strait of Hormuz, which carries roughly 20% of the world's oil supply, remains closed