Oliver Conway

Tervetuloa, olen Oliver Conway ja tämä on uusia israelilaisia sääntöjä Iranin kanssa. Tämä jaksaa 13 tuntia GMTin. Iranin uusikäynti sanoo, että sääntö onnistui sääntöön, jossa sääntö onnistui sääntöön, jossa sääntö onnistui sääntöön, jossa sääntö onnistui sääntöön, jossa sääntö onnistui sääntöön, jossa sääntö onnistui sääntöön.

How long will the US-Israeli war on Iran continue? Donald Trump said on Friday he didn't think it would last long, but added it will end, quote, when I feel it in my bones. The US is sending additional warships and marines to the region, suggesting the possibility of American boots on the ground in the near future. However, President Trump is under pressure at home over the war's impact on oil prices.

On Friday he said the US had obliterated military targets on the Iranian oil hub of Haag and threatened to target the oil infrastructure there if Iran stops ships going through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran responded by saying any attacks on its energy facilities would lead to strikes on US oil interests in the region. So, what are we to make of it all? Our security correspondent Frank Gardner is in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.

Frank Gardner in Saudi Arabia. In the past few hours India says two of its tankers have crossed through the Strait of Hormuz after being granted permission by Iran following high-level talks. Indian officials said the vessels were carrying liquid petroleum gas and were headed to Indian ports. Iran's ambassador to India described the two nations as friends with shared interests.

Yhdysvalloissa sanotaan, että he tekevät töitä yhdessä Middle Eastin suurimmassa öljynpohjaisessa paikassa, jossa on tullut jäämättömyysjärjestelmä. Järjestelmä Fujaira on huomioitu, että öljynpohja on pysähtynyt.

Earlier in another Gulf state, Qatar, evacuation orders were issued in several areas mainly linked to US economic interests, after Iran described them as legitimate targets. I heard more from our correspondent in Doha, Barbara Plätusher.

I would say that in Qatar life is a bit surreal because you don't have that many attacks and they're usually intercepted. That's on the surface. Underneath there's a great deal of anxiety about what's going on. Barbara Platasha in the Qatari capital Doha. Well, in an unusual intervention, Hamas has urged Iran to stop firing missiles and drones at neighbouring states. The Palestinian group that's backed by Iran fought a devastating two-year war with Israel in Gaza. With more details, here's Elektra Naismith.

Air defenses were triggered and no damage or casualties have been reported. Overnight one airstrike caused a building in the central town of Shoam to catch fire. Other missiles also exploded. No casualties have been reported there. The Israeli defense minister Israel Katz says the conflict is entering a decisive phase.

Residents of cities in Iran have said they were hit hard on Friday night. A woman in her twenties in the capital Tehran told the BBC something exploded nearby and shook the house to the core. It was never like this. My heart was pounding. Another woman from the city of Karaj said she is wrecked mentally and emotionally. My life is basically paralyzed, she said. Most of my time during the day goes to checking the news and constantly checking on people I know.

Meanwhile, Israel is continuing to target Hezbollah command centers in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, accusing the group of making extensive military use of ambulances and medical facilities. Lebanon says Israeli strikes have killed 26 paramedics since the conflict resumed on the 2nd of March. The French president Emmanuel Macron has offered to facilitate ceasefire discussions between Israel and Lebanon. Our correspondent in Beirut is Lina Sinjab.

Lina Sinjab in Beirut. As we were hearing earlier, the war has already had a big impact on the global economy. But what about the implications for the environment? Thick toxic smoke and black acid rain have been seen blanketing Iran's capital Tehran after missiles damaged oil depots and refineries. Our science reporter Roland Pease spoke to Julian Warreger.

And that is all from us for now, but the Global News Podcast will be back soon. This edition was mixed by Craig Kingham and produced by Richard Hamilton. Our editors Karen Martin, I'm Oliver Conway. Until next time, goodbye.

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