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The United States and Iran have exchanged attacks in the Middle East,
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rattling a fragile ceasefire as an agreement on ending the war continues to elude them.
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US forces said they'd launched what they called defensive attacks against a military control station in Bandar Basque,
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which it says was launching drones and had shot down four aircraft.
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In retaliation, Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they targeted a US base in the region.
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They didn't specify where, but air raid sirens have sounded in Kuwait.
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Iranian media said four vessels had earlier tried to pass the Strait of Hormuz without permission from Tehran,
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causing Iranian forces to fire warning shots.
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Now, during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday,
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President Trump said that Iran is negotiating on fumes,
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insisting that his war strategy will not be impacted by November's U.S midterm elections.
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I believe Iran is very much intent.
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They want very much to make a deal.
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So far, they haven't gotten there.
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We're not satisfied with it.
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But we will be.
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We will be either that or we'll have to just finish the job.
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It looks like they want to just make a deal.
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They want to — they have — I don't think they have a choice.
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They're just going back to the Internet because they're getting clobbered.
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Their economy is in freefall.
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They have 250 percent inflation.
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Their money has no value whole economic system is broken down.
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They thought they were going to outweigh me.
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We'll outweigh him.
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He's got the midterms.
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I don't care about the midterms.
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Our North America correspondent Peter Bowes gave us this update on the strikes overnight.
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What we can say is that this ceasefire is increasingly fragile.
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Now, certainly from the American side,
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they're saying that this is not the end of the ceasefire.
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And just to quote the military statement that these actions were measured purely defensive and intended to maintain the ceasefire.
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But clearly, tensions are rising.
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And this is the second time in three days that we've had similar incidents.
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And it does raise questions about what happens next all the time.
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In the background, these talks are supposedly taking place,
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but we're getting sometimes wildly different accounts of the current state of negotiations.
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And we've just heard the president
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once again saying that essentially if these negotiations come to nothing
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and that there's no deal we will he says have to finish the job the same kind of language
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that we've been hearing from president trump now for several weeks during what has been a relatively successful ceasefire
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well let's now speak to our middle east correspondent yaland now
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who's in jerusalem for us yaland we know negotiations had been taking place between iran
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and the us where does this leave those discussions?
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Well, those discussions do seem to have sort of been put on hold in part
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because of the ongoing Muslim feast of Eid al-Adha,
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but there were top Iranian officials in Qatar right at the start of this week.
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And there are some reports in the Israeli media this morning suggesting
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that a draft proposal for a memorandum of understanding between the U.S
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and Iran has been passed to Israel and to other American allies in the Middle East for them to look at,
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suggesting that this could be a sign of progress.
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But what has happened in the Gulf overnight,
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the second time this week that there has been an escalation there,
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That really does just underline how shaky things are.
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And, you know, this has had already an impact on oil prices,
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pushing them up once again.
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And Yolande, we're getting reports of fresh Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
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What can you tell us?
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So overnight, there was a report of an Israeli airstrike that killed four people.
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All the Israeli military has come out saying
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that there was the Hamas commander for the northern part of the Gaza Strip and his deputy who were killed.
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There has not been an official comment on that from Hamas.
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But this comes after yesterday the funeral was held for Mohammed Oda.
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He is the man who was just chosen as the new Hamas armed wing commander.
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And he was killed by Israel in a strike in Gaza City along with his wife
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and two sons just days after his predecessor had been killed in an Israeli strike.
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So a long line of Hamas leaders that have been killed by Israel since the start of the Gaza war.
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Israel has said it's continuing to act against a resurgent Hamas in Gaza
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and that it will deal with any threats to its troops.
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It will target those it says were leaders of the deadly 7th of October attacks on Israel.
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But of course in Gaza there's a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that's supposed to be in place as well.
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And just recently a senior official on the U.S.-led Board of Peace was telling us
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that it seemed that there are violations of that ceasefire pretty much every day.
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And of course, we talk a lot about what's happening in Iran, in Lebanon.
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What is life like in Gaza at the moment?
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Life in Gaza is extremely hard for some two million people who are living there.
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The majority of the population remains displaced.
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And as long as these indirect talks between Israel and Hamas are deadlocked,
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there has not really been the progress on the ground that people were hoping for.
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And it has been said by the Board of Peace that unless Hamas commits to giving up its weapons,
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there will not be an Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza.
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In fact, at the moment,
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Israeli troops have been advancing beyond the yellow line that they set up there to demarcate the part of Gaza,
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the half that they still control.
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and also, you know, in Gaza there cannot be reconstruction,
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the Board of Peace has said,
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unless Hamas gives up its weapons.
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Things there do look very stuck and people there are very frustrated.
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Yolande, thank you.
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That's BBC's Yolande now in Jerusalem.

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In diesem Video von BBC News wird über die anhaltenden Spannungen zwischen den USA und Iran berichtet. Die Situation im Nahen Osten ist fragil, da die beiden Länder wiederholt militärische Angriffe aufeinander ausgeführt haben. Diese Entwicklungen werden in einem Kontext besprochen, in dem der amerikanische Präsident Donald Trump betont, dass die Verhandlungen mit Iran nicht wie gewünscht verlaufen, während er gleichzeitig angibt, dass seine Strategie von den bevorstehenden Midterm-Wahlen in den USA unbeeinflusst bleibt. Um die Hintergründe besser zu verstehen und die englische Sprache bei politischen Themen zu üben, können Lernende auf diese Herausforderungen eingehen.

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