Chapter 1: What warning did Trump give about US military personnel in Iran?
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Olen Janet Jalil ja tämä edistys on luotettu ensimmäisenä viimeisenä viimeisenä viimeisenä viimeisenä. Yhdysvallat antaa ensimmäisiä sääntöjä, koska se aloitti iranin viranomaisuudesta. Presidentin Trumpi huomioi, että voisi olla muita. Iran on viranomaisuudessaan viranomaisuudessa. Iran on viranomaisuudessaan viranomaisuudessa.
The conflict has widened as the Israeli military strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. Also in this podcast, the UK agrees the US can use British bases to attack Iranian missile sites. The only way to stop the threat is to destroy the missiles at source in their storage depots or the launchers which are used to fire the missiles.
President Trump has warned that there will likely be more American military deaths as the US and Israel continue their attacks on Iran. Three US military service members were killed as Iran carried out retaliatory strikes on American military sites in neighboring Arab states. Deaths were reported across the region as airports, luxury hotels and shopping malls were also hit by Iran.
Mr. Trump said the U.S.-Israeli military operation would continue until all objectives had been achieved, and that it could take up to four weeks. His political opponents have labeled the actions against Iran as illegal, but on Sunday evening the president released this video to justify them.
These actions are right and they are necessary to ensure that Americans will never have to face a radical, bloodthirsty terrorist regime armed with nuclear weapons and lots of threats.
For almost 50 years these wicked extremists have been attacking the United States while chanting the slogan Death to America or Death to Israel or both. They are the world's number one state sponsor of terror. We are the world's greatest and most powerful nation so we can do something about what they do. These intolerable threats will not continue any longer.
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Chapter 2: How has the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalated?
Today, as you mentioned, he conceded it could take a month or longer to resolve the situation in the Middle East.
And what's worrying his critics even more is the fact that he seems to be sending out mixed messages. One moment telling Iranians to rise up, then saying he's open to talks with the regime. And it's still not really clear what his ultimate endgame is in Iran. It is not clear, you're right, what his objectives are here. Is this about regime change or the elimination of Iran's nuclear missile program?
or destroying Iran's navy. We really don't know for certain. And neither does Congress, which is why we've heard growing calls in recent days for the Trump administration to explain its actions to lawmakers and to give some idea of a likely timetable and to find, of course, what constitutes an endgame as far as this operation in Iran is concerned.
Mr. Trump has issued two video statements, but aside from a couple of brief calls with White House reporters, he has been uncharacteristically silent. He didn't speak with reporters on his journey back to the White House on Air Force One this evening, nor on his return to Washington D.C.,
And it has since emerged that administration officials, including the Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have now agreed to brief members of Congress tomorrow. And the U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who's also maintained radio silence up to now, is due to give a press conference tomorrow morning. And another figure who's been pretty silent is J.D. Vance, the U.S. Vice President. What should we read into that?
Well, that's interesting because Mr. Vance is one who is known to have pushed for a diplomatic solution to the crisis with Iran. One that those in Oman who were playing mediator to these talks between Iran and the United States suggested was within... David Willis.
For the first time since the US-Israeli strikes began on Saturday, one of Iran's proxies in the region, Hezbollah, has entered the war. It fired rockets and drones at Israel, the first time it's done so since a ceasefire came into effect with Israel nearly a year and a half ago.
In return, the Israeli military carried out strikes on Hezbollah strongholds in the Lebanese capital Beirut and ordered residents of dozens of villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate. Lina Sinjab in Beirut told us more about the situation there.
Ympäristöjä, jotka tapahtuivat Beirutissa, olivat todella lauluja. Olen kuullut noin 20, joita olen kuullut täällä. Ympäristöjä, joita olen kuullut täällä. Ympäristöjä, joita olen kuullut täällä. Ympäristöjä, joita olen kuullut täällä. Ympäristöjä, joita olen kuullut täällä. Ympäristöjä, jotka olen kuullut täällä.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of oil prices surging due to the Iran conflict?
The opportunity to attack a wider range of targets and indeed in the preceding week they have struck Lebanon several times attacking the Bekaa Valley which is the headquarters of Hezbollah and seeking to degrade their capacity to strike Israel.
Joe Floto in Tel Aviv. President Trump has repeatedly urged people in Iran to rise up against their government despite the huge security forces it still has at its disposal. Security forces that last month did not hesitate to gun down thousands of peaceful protesters. So how likely is it that the people of Iran will once again take to the streets? BBC Persians Batman Kalbasi is monitoring the situation there.
Varsinkin Teheranin kaupungilla on tärkeä vaikutus hallituksen sotilastarpeisiin, mutta myös Iranin päivittäisessä elämässä. Teheran alueella on kuuluvat kuvat kaupungista. ns. ns. ns. ns.
Erityisesti se on tärkeä kysymys, että kuinka paljon se vaikuttaa hallituksen vahvistamiseen, joka käytettiin vain yli kaksi kuukautta aiemmin, jotta protesterit pysähtyisivät. Ovatko ne tarkoitettuja tulevaisuudessa? Teheran poliisipalvelussa
Se oli ilmeisesti sellainen asia, jossa protestit olivat pysyneet pysyvällä. Jokaisella näkökulmalla, mitä tavoitteet ovat ja miten se vaikuttaa Iranin elämästä.
Bauman Kalbasi. He also told us there is still very limited internet access in Iran. Many Iranians outside the country are struggling to contact their relatives, including one woman who's spoken to the BBC. We're not naming her for her own safety. She started by giving us her reaction to this weekend's attacks on Iran. My opinion about what happens in Iran right now, it's a little complicated.
Olen iloinen, että Khamenei on kuullut. Hän on kuullut monia ihmisiä. Hän on turhannut paljon ihmisiä. Tiedän, että joitakin ihmisiä, kuten ystäviäni, olivat turhanneet Evinin järjestyksestä. Tiedän ihmisiä, jotka olivat kuullut heidän perheensä, koska hän oli turhannut ihmisiä. Nähdä hänet menemään takaisin ja kuullut lopulta...
Olen iloinen, olen erittäin iloinen, erityisesti kun olen yksilö. Olen jopa iloinen, koska hän ei ollut kaikkein hyvän näkökulman, kaikkein käytännön näkökulman, kun se tuli yksilöihin Iranissa. Ja nyt hän on syntynyt. Ja kuten minä, kaverini ja kaikki ovat iloisia, vaikka tämän regiimin vuoksi emme edes saa internetiä.
Vaikea, koska viime vuonna 12-vuotiaalla he eivät lopettaa internetin. Mutta nyt he tekevät, joten he voivat olla enemmän huolta ihmisistä, joten he miettivät sitä enemmän kuin suojaa omia ihmisiä. He miettivät, että he voivat tappaa ihmisiä. Se tekee minua stressaavaksi. En voi puhua perheiden kanssa.
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Chapter 4: What actions are being taken by the UK regarding US military operations?
The US and Israeli strikes and the Iranian retaliation have sent shockwaves worldwide through sectors from shipping to air travel to oil amid warnings of rising energy costs and disruption to business, particularly in the Gulf region.
When the Asian markets opened on Monday morning, oil prices jumped more than 10%, not just because of the war, but because Iran has told tankers to keep away from a vital shipping route, the Strait of Hormuz, with several ships in the area coming under attack. Around a fifth of the world's oil and gas passes through the Strait of Hormuz in normal times. Our business reporter Nick Marsh in Singapore gave me this update on oil prices and stock markets.
The reason for the big jump is clear. You've got the most crucial choke point for oil tankers in the world effectively becoming a no-go zone overnight. The reason for this easing after that initial spike, not quite as clear, could be traders just taking a breath, looking at the fact that the oil market was generally actually quite oversupplied anyway before these latest developments. Other major producers are stepping up their output, and for now that's
We've only got three confirmed attacks on ships. The Iranians seem to be focusing much more on the US bases, not quite as much on the oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. In terms of stock markets, yeah, they're down generally here in Asia. 90% of this oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz goes to Asia, by the way. Gold is also up. That's traditionally a safe haven in times of uncertainty. But generally, we're not seeing dramatic swings because...
Frankly speaking, the market did know that something like this was possible. And if the freezing of the shipping going through the Strait of Hormuz continues, what would that mean for the global economy? The longer it goes on, the more significant it is. The Strait of Hormuz is very, very important. It's this narrow stretch of sea just south of Iran, north of Oman and the UAE. As you say, one in every five barrels of oil consumed globally passes through the Strait of Hormuz.
Tällä hetkellä ei ole ennustettavaa palkkauksia, joka vahvistaa tankkaita kestämään tämän palkkauksen, mutta rannalla on usein huomioitu, etteivät vettä kestävät kestämään. Kestävät yritykset ymmärrettävästi eivät halua ottaa riskiä. Olemme nähneet hakemuksia aiemmin. Olemme nähneet muutamia hakemuksia tietysti tällä kertaa. Lopulta, jos kysytään asioista kuten petroli- tai energiapalveluista, se ei muuta.
Mutta vaikka toiset maat aloittavat tuottaa paljon lisää öljyä, jos tämä tilanne jatkuu, ja tämä tärkeä kohde jatkuu muutaman päivän tai viikon aikana, öljy ei voi mennä johonkään. Ja se olisi todella vaikuttanut kaupan ja koko maailman ekonomiin. Se vaan todella riippuu siitä, kuinka pitkään tämä jatkuu. Meillä on myös ollut suuri kulutusvaihto Yhdysvalloissa.
Kyllä, täysin. Abu Dhabi, Doha ja Dubai, nämä kolme mahtavaa liikennettävästä kuljettajasta, kaikki loppuvat airstilanteeseen. Se tarkoittaa, että on tuhansia ihmisiä, joita on ympärillä. Yhdistelmät maailmassa katsotaan, miten niitä saadaan ulos. Se kertoo myös siitä, kuinka kauan tämä jatketaan.
Nick Marsh, in a joint statement the UK, France and Germany have accused Iran of carrying out indiscriminate and disproportionate strikes on their allies in the Middle East. The leaders of the three European nations say they'll work with the US to stop Iran's revenge attacks, which also threaten their citizens and military personnel in the region.
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Chapter 5: How did intelligence efforts contribute to the assassination of Iran's leadership?
And Keir Starmer, very keen to stress that these bases are only going to be used for defensive operations, not any attacks on Iranian interests, because he says the UK has learnt the lessons from the Iraq war more than 20 years ago. Yes, and this is Keir Starmer being well aware of the scepticism amongst many voters about, number one, the UK's military partnership with the US, and particularly anything involving regime change and attempts to
to introduce democracy, whether in the Middle East or anywhere else. So this is very much a nod to that. And certainly there is quite clearly a divide in the UK, and we're seeing that playing out over the last 24 hours, with those on the left broadly very critical of the US and Israeli action against Iran, and those more on the center and right saying that Britain's position of sort of trying to sit on the fence is pretty reprehensible, and that they should get behind what,
and the United States are attempting to do so. Absolutely a very, very divisive issue in this country. Rob Watson. Just hours after this announcement, the British Defence Ministry said an Air Force base in Cyprus was targeted by a suspected drone strike. No casualties were reported.
More details are emerging about how, months after their 12-day war with Iran, Israel and the US were able to assassinate the Ayatollah and around 40 other senior Iranian figures. Former CIA director General David Petraeus told the BBC that it was a culmination of many years of painstaking intelligence operations.
Tällä hetkellä erityinen tieto tuntuu olevan Masaadin ja CIAin yhteydessä, ja ehkä myös joidenkin signaalin ja tietojen elementtejä, jotka tukevat heitä. Ja todellinen kampanja on seurannut vuosia
In fact, when I was the Central Command commander back in 2009, we developed the plan to destroy the Iran nuclear program, many features of which are part of this campaign, although obviously the 12-day air campaign used some as well.
Our security analyst Gordon Carrera said timing was crucial. It does look like this was a moment, a window of opportunity that the US and Israel store because they got this intelligence on the whereabouts of the supreme leader and knew where some of the other senior leadership figures were.
Ja se kertoo oikeastaan sitä epäonnistunut asiaa, että sattuman päivän aamulla, 9.45 iranialaisen aamulla, ennen kuin yöpäivän sattuman aamulla, josta olisi yleensä tullut yllättäminen, koska heillä oli tällainen edullinen huomio siitä, missä suurin piirre olisi, mikä näyttää, että jotkut raportit ovat tulleet CIA-kysymykselle ja käsitteleet tämän pitkän ajan yrittäminen ja ymmärtäminen liikkuvuudesta.
Tämän jälkeen he päättivät toimia ja laittaa suunnitelma, jonka he jo tehivät, aloittamalla koko kampanjan alkuperäisellä liikennettä. Tiedämme, että se pitäisi olla alkuperäisellä, koska se vaatii muutamaa tuntia Israelin ja Teheranin jälkeen, eli noin 90 minuuttia tai kaksi tuntia. Ja tarvitaan avainvarmuus, jotta voidaan päättää ja laittaa muutamia asioita kampanjan aloittamalla.
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