Janet Jalil

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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Janet Jalil, and in the early hours of Wednesday the 22nd of April, these are our main stories. President Trump extends the US-Iran ceasefire until negotiations are concluded, but says the American blockade of Iranian ports will continue. We get the response from Iran, and look at what this means for efforts to end the war.

OpenAI is facing a criminal investigation in Florida into whether chat GPT helped a gunman kill two people at a university last year.

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After days of uncertainty about whether a second round of peace talks between the US and Iran will take place in Pakistan, and with just hours to go before their ceasefire was due to expire, President Trump has announced that he's extending the truce with Iran until their negotiations have concluded. He said the blockade of Iranian ports would also continue until Tehran presented what he called a unified proposal.

Tämä tulee, kun puheenjohtaja J.D. Vance lopetti suunnitelmia islamisesta viikossa, jossa on tehty negosiaatioita Iranien lopettamisen jälkeen. Tämä on Suomessa editoitettu Sarah Smith.

Hän sanoi, että hän oli valmis aloittamaan uudelleen, että hän ajatteli, että täytyy tehdä sitä, että hänen miltäriänsä oli ylöspäin, ja hän kertoi hänen vaikutuksiaan, että hän voisi poistaa kaikkia puutteita ja kaikkia puutteita Iranissa. Ja sitten vuosia myöhemmin hän on sopimustenut paljon enemmän kuin se kaksi viikon, joka oli juuri menossa.

Now, throughout this conflict, Donald Trump has used social media and statements on television and elsewhere to issue very aggressive, bellicose threats against Iran, talking about the destructive power of the US military and the damage that he could do inside Iran, to try and force them to agree to a deal. But now, for the second time in two weeks, he has backed down from his threats of

Eskaloittaa konflikti, jotta se näyttäisi niin, että hän haluaa lopettaa tämän ja mennä ulos, eikä käsitellä sitä. Ja se itse asiassa kirjoittaa viestiä Teheranille.

Sarah Smith. Mr. Trump's announcement came after Iran repeatedly said it had no plans to send a delegation to Islamabad. With the US having attacked Iran while earlier rounds of negotiations were going on last year and earlier this year, Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Ismail Baghi said Tehran simply didn't trust Washington.

Kasia Joneidi, BBC Persian.

And now the fragile ceasefire imposed by President Trump on the two sides last week is under threat. Hezbollah said it fired rockets at Israel in response to what it described as Israeli violations of that truce. This comes two days before a second round of direct talks between Israel and Lebanon is due to take place in Washington. Hugo Beshega reports from Beirut.

Hugo Beshega. Well, two Israeli soldiers have been removed from combat duty and jailed over the destruction of a statue of Jesus in South Lebanon after a picture emerged over the weekend showing one of them using a sledgehammer on the icon.

In the latest deadly violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, two Palestinians, one of them a child, have been killed in an attack on a village involving Jewish settlers and Israeli soldiers, according to Palestinian officials. The Israeli military says it's looking into the incident. John Donison sent this report from Jerusalem.

Gunfire in the Palestinian village of Al Mughayr in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The mayor told the BBC around 10 Jewish settlers approached the village along with Israeli soldiers and started shooting towards the local school.

There was panic outside the school gates as medics tried to get to the dead and injured. The Palestinian Red Crescent says a 13-year-old boy and a man in his 30s were shot and died. The mayor said they were killed by Israeli soldiers. Four other people were injured by gunfire and taken to hospital.

In a statement the Israeli military said soldiers had been dispatched to the area after reports of a violent confrontation and of Palestinian youths throwing rocks at an Israeli car. The military said an army reservist was in the car who got out and started shooting. It said the incident was under review.

It is the latest attack in what the United Nations has called a surge in settler violence. At the end of last month, the UN said on average there were six attacks happening every day and that more than 1500 Palestinians had been displaced by the violence.