'This is war': BBC speaks to Iranians at Iran-Turkey border
BBC correspondent James Waterhouse speaks to people at the border, after US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Source link
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BBC correspondent James Waterhouse speaks to people at the border, after US-Israeli strikes on Iran. Source link
The BBC sees troops and tanks massing near the border, as speculation mounts that Israel is planning a full-scale ground invasion to fight Hezbollah. Source link
The apology may hint at a political repositioning inside Iran, writes BBC Persian’s Amir Azmi. Source link
The president also calls on Tehran to pick new leaders who are “acceptable” to the White House after six days of war. Source link
Some residents in the Beirut suburb of Dahieh have left their homes amid ongoing air strikes by Israel. Source link
The president’s vision of Iran’s future could meet fierce opposition, writes chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet. Source link
Communities across huge swathes of Lebanon have been told by Israel to leave their homes due to military action against Hezbollah. Source link
Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in exile in northern Iraq tell the BBC they have plans to cross the border but deny already doing so. Source link
Tehran’s approach appears to rest on a belief it can absorb strikes longer than its adversaries sustain pain and costs, writes BBC Persian’s Amir Azimi. Source link
Huge traffic jams form after the unprecedented warning for people to leave the Hezbollah stronghold, as Israel steps up its strikes across Lebanon. Source link
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