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President Trump thinks the bombing campaign is going well, but the Iranian government remains defiant. Ali Larijani is the head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, as well as a close confidant of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed last week.

The strikes carried out by the Islamic Republic will continue. We will not let them go. They should not think that we will allow the Americans to quickly bring this matter to an end and say we struck them, now let's wrap it up.

This can only be wrapped up when they understand that they no longer have the right to attack Iran and when they compensate the Iranian nation for the damages. This disgraceful act they have created on the international stage carries a heavy cost. They assassinated the leader of Iran. The price for it will not be small.

So, have the air attacks undermined the Iranian authorities? Kashayan Janadi is from the BBC Persian service in Washington. It's very difficult to say because actually air defences are not working that much. The Americans and the Israelis have hit most of the air defences. Tehran is like an open sky for American and Israeli planes. Tonight Tehran's oil refineries and oil depots, fuel depots, were heavily bombarded in several parts of the city.

Ja näitä kuvia, joita näemme sosiaalisessa mediassa, ovat niin isoja, isoja polttoaineita koko alueella. Se osoittaa, että ei ole oikeastaan sääntöä, ja he voisivat helposti tulla ja vahvistaa missä tahansa. Iran on iso maa, 90 miljoonan maa, ja se on melko vahva vahvistus. Jotenkin he ovat saaneet pysyä vähemmistöön. Presidentin Trumpi toivoo Iranin täydellisen pysyvän, mutta he pysyvät vahvistamallaan, ja he ovat pysyviä.

Mikä on sinun mielestäsi, miten sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen sotilaallinen

Ja tietenkin, ettei koko maa ole vahvistunut sotilasta. Sotilasopimus, sotilasjärjestelmät ovat vahvistuneet sotilasta. Ne näkevät tätä sotilasta agressioon. Samalla eri osa-alueista, jotka eivät halua nähdä, että heidän maansa on vahvistettu, ja sotilaat on tullut, infrastruktuuri on vahvistunut. Ja kun tämä sotilasopimus jatkuu, ja ihmiset näkevät, että sotilaan infrastruktuuri on vahvistunut,

and of course as this carries on, the number of people who oppose the war will increase as well. Kashayan Janadi from BBC Persian. Israel has warned Lebanon that it will pay a very heavy price if it does not rein in attacks by Hezbollah.

Lebanon was drawn into the broader Middle East war on Monday when Hezbollah, based in Lebanon but backed by Iran, fired at Israel, which responded with overwhelming force. The Lebanese government says around half a million people have registered as displaced and more than 300 have been killed since the Israeli attacks began. Our correspondent Wira Davis reports from the Bekaa Valley in western Lebanon, which saw a major incursion by Israeli forces on Friday night.

Tämä on melko suuri kaupunki Nabishitin Bekaa-valiossa. Olen yliopistossa yhdestä suurimpasta bombakratista, jota olen koskaan nähnyt. Täällä on iso rauha, joka vaikuttaa toisistaan kaupungista.

The hole is about ten meters deep, I'd say. It has destroyed everything. There are cars blown up onto the roofs of nearby houses. Now this is clearly an Israeli bomb strike. People are trying to clear up the rubble from this huge bomb crater, and I've been speaking to the head of the local municipality to find out exactly what happened. A strange thing, a strange movement.

On vielä paljon ympäristöä, mitä on tapahtunut täällä. Olen puhunut Ali Shokoa. Hän on arkkitehti, maa ja opettaja paikallisessa yliopistossa. Luulen, että 1.00 aamulla he lähettävät sääntöön Israelin armeijan, jotta he evakuoivat kaikkia ihmisiä, jotka elävät täällä, lapsia, vanhempia, vanhempia.

Miten he jäävät? Miten he jäävät? Miten he jäävät? Miten he jäävät?

Israel on vahvistamassa meitä. Mitä he haluavat meistä? Haluavat meidät pysyä? Ei kukaan pysy meitä. Me olemme Hezbollah ja me pysymme.

A few people were killed at this site. We're not sure how many. But this area has been the subject of loads, many, many Israeli bomb strikes in recent days. What is particularly interesting about this one, as we're trying to put together exactly what happened, is that a few hundred meters to my left...

At the same time there was an Israeli military incursion by helicopter. Those Israeli fighters apparently engaged in a gunfight with Hezbollah fighters. There were casualties, we don't know exactly how many, from the gunfight. Details are still scarce, but this has been one of the biggest incidents so far of this particular episode of the war in Lebanon. Wera Davis in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.

Donald Trump has again sharply criticized the British government over its apparent lack of military support for the US-Israeli war in Iran. At the start of the conflict, the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer denied the US permission to use its military bases.

Donald Trump responded by questioning the so-called special relationship between Washington and London. And now, in the last few hours, Donald Trump has further criticized the British PM, accusing him of joining wars after we've already won, following the news that one of Britain's two aircraft carriers has been placed on advanced readiness to sail to the Middle East. The BBC's Simi Jola-Osho in Washington has more.

Sami Jolla-Osho in Washington. Iran has continued to launch strikes across the Middle East, despite President Massoud Pideshkian earlier apologising for attacks on neighbouring Arab countries and promising to only target them if they attack first.