BREAKING: War in Iran Day 31 — 1930s Radio Broadcast | March 30, 2026

🎙️ THE WINRAD RADIO — Listen the way it was meant to be heard. The Greadio Vintage Bluetooth Radio: https://amzn.to/47SpeJmGood evening. This is the Winrad Broadcasting Service evening news bulletin for Monday, March the thirtieth, 2026 — Day 31 of the war with Iran. Five weeks.Tonight's report:Trump says deal could come "fairly quickly" — claims Iran agreed to "most of" 15-point planTrump floats seizing Iran's Kharg Island oil hub: "Maybe we take it, maybe we don't"20 oil tankers to begin transiting Strait of Hormuz Monday, Trump says, as "sign of respect"USS Tripoli arrives in Middle East with 3,500 Marines trained for amphibious operationsPentagon considering up to 10,000 additional ground troops; 82nd Airborne already deployingCENTCOM: US has now struck 13,000 targets in Iran, approximately 3,000 remainIran's parliament speaker Qalibaf accuses US of planning ground invasion while pretending to negotiateIRGC university threat deadline arrives today — no US condemnation issued; campuses at Texas A&M, Northwestern (Qatar), NYU (UAE) named as targetsIslamabad: Foreign ministers of Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia meet for second day29 US troops wounded in two attacks on Prince Sultan Air Base; Russia accused of providing satellite imageryIran: 92,600+ civilian structures damaged; 1,900+ killed, 20,000 injuredAustralia halves fuel excise for three months; Victoria and Tasmania make public transport freeAustralian PM: country holds 39 days of petrol, 30 days of diesel, 30 days of jet fuelLebanon: 1,100+ killed; Israel: 19 civilians killed, 5,700+ woundedUK sending mine-clearing ship RFA Lyme Bay to help reopen Strait of HormuzBrent crude up 50%+ since war began; world losing up to 20 million barrels of oil per dayFollowed by "From the Homefront" — Dorothy's Honey Garlic Pork Chops: twenty-five minutes, five dollars, and a reminder to plan for Good Friday.This is a news presentation — not opinion or editorial. All facts sourced from verified journalism. The "Winrad Broadcasting Service" is fictional. All voices are AI-generated.AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE: Some links in this description are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support the Winrad Broadcasting Service. Thank you.