Celia Hatton

Similar restrictions apply to all international media working in Iran. I spoke to her earlier and I began by asking her about the Iranian-flagged cargo ship that was seized by the United States on Sunday.

It just seemed it was going to be a matter of time before confrontation like this took place. You have the two rival build-up. You have the build-up of U.S. military force in the Gulf. You have those two rival blockades. From what we understand, and this is according to the American account, that they had given warnings for six hours to the Iranian-flagged vessel. The warnings, they say, were ignored.

So the US Navy opened fire at the ship, disabling the engine, and then they boarded it and took custody of the ship. This is the first time an incident of this time has happened since the US blockade of Iran's port came into force. And even though the Iranian military, its joint command, has threatened to retaliate, we were just hearing that they are holding off for now –

until they are sure that the crew on board, the Tuska, the name of the ship, is safe. So there's a bit of a pause there. There was that post on social media by President Trump in which, you know, in exclamatory tones, we've got the chip, we're going to have a look at what they've got on board. So we're still waiting to get more clarity on exactly what happened, but what is clear is

It has had an impact on the already uncertain possibility as to whether the Iranians were ready to go and join those talks in Islamabad. It's interesting that you tie the two together. We just heard from Caroline Davies in Pakistan. But you're in Iran. What's the mood on the ground when it comes to any possible talks with the U.S.?

Well, there's been a press conference at the foreign ministry here a short time ago, and the foreign ministry spokesperson, Ismail Barai, had said that they have no plans so far, I mean, that's the important phrase, so far, to go to Islamabad. And we have to bear in mind that even before this incident, Iranian officials kept silent in response to that swirl of media reports on Sunday, including posts and interviews by President Trump.

He sanoivat, että puheenjohtajat tulisivat tapahtumaan. He sanoivat, että he lähettivät lähettäjiään. Iranilaiset edustajat eivät sanoneet mitään, mutta iranilaiset mediat sanoivat, että puheenjohtajat eivät olisi otettu päätöksiä niin kauan, kun yhdysvaltaisuus oli valmistunut. Nyt, kuten olemme keskustelleet, yhdysvaltaisuus ei ole vielä valmistunut, vaan on ollut tämä tapahtuma. Ja lisäksi Iranilaiset olivat myös huolta, että kaksi puheenjohtajaa ei ollut valmiita puheenjohtajat.

Iranian account of what they agree with the Americans' public statements. Yes, some progress was achieved in those first high-level face-to-face talks in Islamabad the first time, but they talk about many gaps that fundamental issues remain. There is talk of a framework of understanding. We understand that from their perspective, it's not quite right. What you have here is not just a chasm. Of course, in

Kaksi eri poliittisia kulttuureja, kaksi eri lopputuloksia, kaksi maa, jolla on oma rauhassa, mutta myös kaksi eri keskustelua. Iranilaiset yrittävät ottaa pitkän näkökulman. He yrittävät ottaa pitkän näkökulman ennen kuin he tekevät todella vaikeita poliittisia lopputuloksia.

President Trump likes to take as little time as possible. He likes to do the big deal. He's even been talking about a deal within days, which just doesn't seem possible. Whether they can find a point in the middle for the kind of serious and sustained negotiations that create the possibility of the give and take, the compromises by both sides for what they could call a win-win situation, just isn't clear.

Liz, you've been there for a few days. How are people coping in general, assuming that this conflict continues for a while? Well, we've been in Tehran now for several days. Our last visit was in February. What can I say that

Situation, which was hard in February, is even harder now. We were stunned by the level of inflation here was at 60% in February. Now we went to see a pharmacy, prices are even higher now. Some of the imported medicines are in short supply, the near total internet blackout.

Tämä on maa, jossa on 92 miljoonaa ihmistä. Tietysti tässä tulee olemaan paljon näkemyksiä.

Ja kuulemme esimerkiksi, että jotkut ihmiset ovat kertoneet meille, että emme halua, että puheenjohtajat onnistuvat. Haluamme pysyä kohti. Nämä ovat hienoja kommentteja. He haluavat vahvistaa Yhdysvalloa. He eivät ole valmiita antaa presidentin Trumpin vaikutuksia. Mutta olemme myös saaneet iraniania sanoa meille, että emme halua, että puheenjohtajat onnistuvat. Koska he eivät halua mitään, joka auttaisi pysyäkseen tämä järjestelmä, joka on nyt vahvistettu hienoja kommentteja. Mutta luulen, että ympärillä on niin paljon iraniania, jotka ovat todella kärsivät.

They're still shaken by those weeks of war, shaken by the crackdown with lethal force in January, which killed tens of possibly tens of thousands of people. And they just want sanctions to be lifted. They want to get on their lives. They want to have something which could be approaching what we would all regard as a normal life, not constantly in a standoff with the West.

Lise Doucette, reporting from Tehran. Staying with the war in Iran and the effects it's having far beyond the region. Countries in East Africa are now facing mounting economic pressure because of that conflict. There are disrupted trade routes, rising freight costs and fuel shortages. Kenya's tea estates and flower farms are just some of the businesses affected. Caleb Moggis reports from Nairobi.

Vihreät vihreät vihreät jäävät säilyttämään säilyttämällä ennen exportointia.

With ongoing conflict in the Middle East disrupting air and sea transport routes to key markets, Kenyan farmers and exporters are worried. The country's horticulture sector, which is worth over 800 million dollars annually, has been hit hard. Jay Hirani, sales manager at Prima Rosa Flowers, says his company is losing thousands of dollars per day.

Kenia's tea sector is also feeling the pressure. The country is reporting weekly losses of up to 1.4 million dollars from tea export since the US-Israel war on Iran began.

Tämä on Limuru, paikka, joka on noin 30 kilometriä Kenian puolelta Nairobista. Suuret piirteet tuottaa tuhansia maahanmuuttajia ja työttömiä, koska Kenia on suurin piirteet tekoälystä maailmanlaajuiselle markkinoille. Mutta keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua keskustelua