Mary Louise Kelly

We mentioned Iran's response, lobbying missiles.

If you look at a map of the Middle East, it's lit up with places that Iran fired missiles at today.

And then aside from all the military activity, the street of Hormuz has been closed.

Explain what that is, what that means in the region.

Greg, quick last word from you.

That is NPR National Security Correspondent Greg Myrie and NPR International Correspondent Daniel Estrin in Tel Aviv, two of the many NPR reporters who have been at it all day today.

Thanks to you both.

This episode was produced by Erica Ryan, Karen Zamora, and Kai McNamee with audio engineering by Neil Tiewald.

It was edited by Courtney Dorning and Andrew Sussman.

Our executive producer is Sammy Yannickin.

From NPR, I'm Mary Louise Kelly.

The United States and Israel have attacked Iran.

Iran has hit back, striking across the Middle East.

Is this the beginning of all-out war?

This is Sources and Methods from NPR.

I'm Mary Louise Kelly.

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