Iran: Attacks on Lebanon are 'grave violation'

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  This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Celia Hatton and we're recording this edition at 15 GMT on Thursday, the 9th of April.

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  Iran's president accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire deal with its deadly bombardment of Lebanon and warns negotiations

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  with the United States on ending the war will be meaningless if attacks continue.

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  But Israel pledges to keep striking Hezbollah targets.

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  Also in this podcast, Argentina approves a law making it easier to mine in glacier regions,

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  but campaigners say it threatens crucial water sources.

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  A lot of excitement, a lot of anxiety, but we are just so happy to see him living his dreams.

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  So we're having the time of our lives watching him.

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  We'll hear from Dr. Katherine Hansen, wife of the Artemis II Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen.

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  Starting in the Middle East, the world takes a collective inhale of breath.

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  As we wait to see if the U.S. Ceasefire with Iran will collapse.

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  The Iranian president, Massoud Pezeshkin, has said negotiations with the United States on ending the war will be meaningless

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  if Israel maintains its attacks on Lebanon.

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  He vowed that Tehran would not abandon the Lebanese people.

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  Iran's deputy foreign minister, Saeed Hatibzadeh, told the BBC the strikes on Lebanon were a grave violation.

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  You cannot have a cake and eat it at the same time.

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  That was the message that Iran sent quite clearly, crystal clearly, to Washington and to the Oval Office last night.

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  And our foreign minister also said that you can not ask for a ceasefire and then accept the areas that ceasefire

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