CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Over 300 confirmed dead after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake rocked the border region between Iraq and Iran. The epicenter was located about 217 miles north of Baghdad. We are showing you on the screen. The tremors were so powerful they could be felt in Pakistan, Lebanon, Kuwait, and Turkey. We have Jomana Karadsheh. She's tracking the latest developments from Amman, Jordan. Boy, that was a long or vast field of feeling what happened there in Iran and Iraq on that border. That is a real stretch to go all the way where you are.</s>JOMANA KARADSHEH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Absolutely. And it was felt across the region, as you mentioned there, Chris. This powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck that region along the Iran/Iraq border late in the evening on Sunday. So, nighttime was making it really difficult to assess the extent of the damage and the devastation. But with daylight, search and rescue operations have been under way for several hours. It would seem right now the hardest hit area is in Western Iran, the province of Kermanshah. As we are hearing from authorities through state media there, as you mentioned, 336 people at least confirmed killed. Nearly 4,000 others injured in Iran. Now, when it comes to Iraq, while most of the country felt the impact of this earthquake, it mostly impacted the Kyrgyzstan region. According to figures that we are receiving from Iraqi authorities, at least seven people were killed, and more than 500 others injured. A lot of concern right now about a dam in that area. Reports from authorities there of cracks in the dam. No leaks but they're urging people in the surrounding area to evacuate immediately -- Poppy.</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: OK. Jomana, thank you for the reporting. Please keep us posted. We appreciate it. Ahead for us, President Trump taking to Twitter to insult North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un. How are those tweets being received inside of North Korea? Wait until you see what the president wrote. We are the only U.S. network there. A live report from Pyongyang next.
Iraq And Iran Rocked By Deadly 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake