Iranian residents tell BBC about US and Israeli bombardment

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  People in Iran tell the BBC what it's like to live under bombardment from the United States and Israel.

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  Iran's ambassador to the UN says civilians are being deliberately targeted,

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  an accusation the Americans and the Israelis deny.

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  Our correspondent tells us what the US says it's accomplished in its strikes on Iran in the last 24 hours.

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  we hear from the CEO of one of the world's biggest shipping companies about why he's not sending any of his vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.

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  As long as there are significant drone capabilities, no assurance of a truce,

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  then it's very hard for us to put our colleagues and our ship in harm's way.

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