This is an extra edition of the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Oliver Conway with the latest on the US-Israeli war on Iran.
We're recording this at 13 hours GMT.
An Iranian news agency says a US attack on its oil-exporting island failed to achieve its goals.
President Trump says military targets on Haag were obliterated.
In a rare rebuke to its ally,
the Palestinian militant group Hamas has called on Iran to stop its attacks on neighbouring countries.
And we look at the environmental impact of the war.
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.