Tehran hit by heavy bombing, Indonesia social media ban

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Israeli military says it has begun a new wave of strikes targeting Iranian infrastructure

in Tehran.

A fire has broken out after explosions in the Iranian capital.

Earlier, the White House said its objectives in Iran should be met within four to six

weeks.

And that's after Donald Trump said there will be no deal with Iran except under unconditional

surrender.

There's been clashes along the Lebanese Syrian border near the Navi-sheet area, fighters

are attempting to repel Israeli incursion attempts.

Israel has been striking the area in other parts of the country for several days now.

Iran has launched a massive barrage of missiles at Israel, waves of strikes since Saturday,

of course, the extensive damage in Tel Aviv, at least 11 people have been killed in Israel

since the conflict began.

Qatar has warned of a dramatic impact of the widening conflict on the global energy

market.

The Gulf states' energy ministers says the violence has the potential to quote, bring down

the economies of the world.

Attacks on the region have continued on Friday, threat alerts were sounded in Qatar and

other Gulf nations hosting US troops.

People in Gaza are facing a shortage of essential supplies after Israel's shut border crossings

into the strip.

Limited supplies are being allowed through, but it's nowhere near enough.

For a second day, hundreds of Ukrainian prisoners of war have been released by Russia.

Two sides traded another 300 prisoners each on Friday, and the exchange came under a new

agreement reached in recent talks in Geneva.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky says the officers were defending the country's frontlines.

Indonesia has announced a ban on social media and other popular online platforms for under

16s, and the measure aims to protect young people from online harm.

Indonesia's communications minister announced that platforms considered high risk will be deactivated

from the end of this month.

Since Australia became the first nation to implement a youth social media ban, several

states are considering following suit.

In Nepal, the party of a rapid-turned politician is leading in at least two-thirds of sea,

south to Thursday's general election.

35-year-old Belendred Shah was the mayor of Kathmandu, and his popularity has surged since

a youth third-up browsing toppled the government last year.

Coming up on the take, how will two years of AI-fuel genocide in Palestine shape the war

on Iran?

That's the take by Al Jazeera, find it wherever you get your podcasts.