Celia Hatton

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I'm Celia Hatton, and at 16 hours GMT on Friday, the 27th of March. These are our main stories. With the war in Iran continuing, a BBC investigation tracks the effects of airstrikes on Tehran. We'll hear from our Jerusalem correspondent on Israel's military strategy. And Ukraine signs a deal to share expertise with Saudi Arabia on combating drones and missiles gained over four years of war with Russia.

We start with a BBC investigation into how the war is being waged inside Iran and who is being hit in those attacks. For the last month, Iran's capital, Tehran, has been under assault. Data examined by the BBC shows that Israel has dropped 3,600 munitions on the city in the last four weeks and has hit 38 police stations and bases of the Bazij, which is a large voluntary militia connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards.

Many of those strikes have hit into the heart of residential areas. The U.S. is involved in this war too, and it says it's carried out more than 9,000 attacks across Iran. Both the United States and Israel say they do not deliberately target civilians. With rare access inside Tehran and using satellite imagery, social media content and interviews, our senior international investigations correspondent Nawal Al-Meghafi reports.

In Resalat, eastern Tehran, a mother in agony. Her daughter has been trapped under the rubble for three days. My daughter's scared of the dark, she cries. She calls out for her child. Maryam, she wails.

Mutta apu on tullut liian myöhemmin. Tällä hetkellä on ollut kolme päivää, kun tämä kaupungi oli vahvistettu israelilaisilla vahvoilla. He kertovat meille, että he tarkoittavat sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen sotilaallisen

We gathered as much evidence as we could on the ground and examined satellite imagery from after the strike. Our investigation showed that four buildings were completely obliterated, and the blast damaged homes and businesses in a 65 meters radius. Hours after the attack, the local mayor spoke to the media.

Rescuers worked through the night to try and find survivors. Local authorities and residents said at least 40 people were killed, but they said the besieged building had been evacuated. Military experts told us that the scale and spread of the damage in this attack is consistent with the use of one of the largest bombs, the Mark 80, which weighs 2,000 pounds.

Ras al-At on yksi 38 poliisipuolueista ja vahvistuspaikoista, joita olemme tunnettaneet vahvistamalla Teheran yksin. Suurin piirtein Iranin maailman isoja rauhoja. Sanon tänään, että vahvistuspohja on olemassa. Yhdysvallat ja Israel sanovat, että poliisipuolueen ja vahvistuspaikkojen vahvistuspaikkojen tarkoittamalla, he ovat valmistamassa paikkoja, joilla iranian ihmiset voidaan vahvistaa.

I just know my friends at the end of the alley are all dead.

On that note though, Israel's main opposition leader Yair Lapid has accused the government of steering the country towards a security disaster because of a shortage of combat soldiers. That's right. He's really worried after having security briefings about the issue of strains on Israel's military manpower.

Ukrainan presidentti Volodymyr Zelenski sanoo, että hän on saadut säädöntekoperaatioon Saudi-Arabiaan. Hän sanoi, että hänen maansa oli valmis osallistumaan ja käsittelemään droonit ja ballistit, joita Saudi-Arabia on haastanut Iranissa viime viikkoja. Kysymys on, että Ukraina voisi saada apua vahvistaa Russiaa, erityisesti nyt, kun Yhdysvallat on yhdessä Iranissa.

Vitaly Shevchenko.

That makes us think about the importance of plastic, doesn't it? I mean, what other measures is the government in Seoul introducing to cope with the fuel crisis?

And they're also tackling it from the demand side. The government had urged the public to cut back on electricity use, suggesting all kinds of measures, including taking shorter showers and turning down the heaters and AC. Jake, it's not only South Korea that's taking steps. Over in Japan, the government's acting there too. The government there says it's going to allow the increased use of coal-fired power stations because of fuel shortages. That seems like a big decision.

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Newly elected MPs giving their oaths at a ceremony to swear in the new prime minister, the rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah. Earlier this month, his party won a landslide victory. It was the country's first election since protests that were driven by young people toppled Nepal's government. From Mumbai, the BBC's South Asia correspondent Yogita Lamaya reports.