RT correspondent Marina Kosareva speaks with Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Studies Aleksandr Knyazev on the latest developments in the Middle East.

RT correspondent Caleb Maupin reports from a gas station in Brooklyn, New York, where rising fuel prices are hitting American consumers as tensions escalate in the Middle East.

RT correspondent Steve Sweeney reports from the Lebanese port city of Sidon, where a recent strike damaged a building housing several civilian organizations and businesses.

RT correspondent Caleb Maupin spoke with people in the United States about Washington’s involvement in the conflict with Iran and the growing risk of a wider regional war.

RT correspondent Oumaima Ichchar examines reports suggesting that Washington may consider supporting Kurdish forces in Iraq as a way to pressure Iran.

Hami Hamedi, RT Tehran Bureau Chief, reports from the Mosalla complex in Tehran, where large crowds gathered for Friday prayers following the recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Investigative journalist William Van Wagenen joins the show to discuss reports that the United States may be preparing to support Kurdish militant groups against Iran.

Operation Epic Fury has pushed tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran to a new level.

As strikes escalate across the Middle East, the question remains:

Who actually holds the military advantage?

Snow as far as the eye can see. Inland Visions travels to Russia’s Perm Region – a land where nature, history, and myth meet. During winter's deep freeze, we race across the snow, trek through the drifts, then soar above to take it all in.

At the center of Trump’s three presidential campaigns was an anti-war message. The US would never again fight very expensive and open-ended foreign wars. This all changed when the US and Israel attacked Iran. There was supposed to be no forced regime change. Now there is a forever war.

CrossTalking with Marwa Osman, Jalyssa Dugrot, and Kevork Almassian.