Dale Willman

Ambassador Mike Waltz told the council the strikes were a matter of global security because Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.

Iranian Ambassador Amir Saeed Irvani told the Council that hundreds of citizens have been killed or injured in his country so far, and he called the strikes unprovoked and premeditated aggression.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, meanwhile, called for an end to the hostilities.

Iran has been striking Gulf Arab bases that are hosting U.S.

troops.

Those attacks are in response to the deadly Israeli and U.S.

strikes.

And as NPR's Aya Batraoui reports, civilian areas in the Gulf have also been targeted, including Dubai Airport, which is one of the world's busiest.

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Markets are preparing for potentially major swings in oil prices after the U.S.

and Israel began attacks on Iran this weekend.

It's unclear just what the market impacts will be, but analysts say if shipping lanes and other key sites remain open, the overall effect could be minor.

Fighting is continuing this weekend between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

On Saturday, Pakistan's military said it hit military sites inside Afghanistan.

They say they've killed more than 330 Afghan forces since the fighting began, but Afghanistan says those numbers are false.

The Library of Congress has found and restored a long-lost film by the pioneering 19th century French filmmaker Georges Méliès.

NPR's Chloe Veltman reports experts are saying this is likely the first instance of a robot being

ever captured in a moving image.

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