Waves of strikes have been reported across the Middle East overnight. Here's the latest.
- BBC
- At least six people have been killed in Israeli attacks on central Beirut, according to Lebanon's health ministry
- One of the blasts flattened a building in Beirut's city centre.This isn't the so-called Hezbollah heartland in the south, but an surrounded by businesses and hotels, writes the BBC's Wyre Davies from the scene
- In Tel Aviv, Israel, two people have been killed following Iranian strikes, after Tehran vowed to retaliate for the killing of security chief Ali Larijani
- Explosions were also reported at the US embassy compound in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, in the early hours
- Elsewhere in the Gulf, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Qatar all reported intercepting attacks, while air defence alerts sounded in Bahrain
- Late on Tuesday, the US announced that it had struck Iranian missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz with bombs that are capable of penetrating bunkers
- BBC
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