Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

War spreads beyond the Middle East as the US torpedoes and Iranian warship in international waters

and drones damage an airport in Azerbaijan. The former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

Admiral Mike Mullen, joins me.

Then, a look inside this extraordinary and dangerous time in Iran, we hear from people inside

the country about what they are seeing and feeling. Plus, I ask historians Abbas Milani and

Scott Anderson, whether Iran is on the verge of another revolution.

Also ahead, democratic lawmakers try again to limit Trump's ability to wage war.

Harry Srinivasan speak to Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman about the latest efforts on Capitol Hill. Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

The war on Iran is spilling out beyond the Middle East, pulling in ever more countries.

Like Azerbaijan, where a drone struck an airport injuring two people, damaging the terminal.

Iran's military denies launching it. But it does come

just a day after NATO shot down a missile headed for Turkish airspace. The UK, France, Spain and

Italy have begun working to shore up European defenses in Cyprus after a British airpace on the island

was attacked earlier in the week. This video,

released by the IDF, shows Israeli jets en route to Iran, where it continues to pound targets,

hitting more Iranian missile sites and Hezbollah positions inside Lebanon. The US too is expanding

its war zone, torpedoing an Iranian warship in

international waters off the coast of Sri Lanka, killing at least 87 Iranian sailors on board.

The U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth calls it a quiet death, while Iran's foreign minister

calls it an atrocity. And Iranian state media say that more

than 1,200 people have now been killed in Iran. Correspondent Fred Plitkin and his team

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