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

Israel says it killed Iran's security chief, calling it a significant blow to the regime.

Middle East expert Karim Sa Japhore joins me to discuss what's next.

And Jamana Karachi reports on the Iranians caught between strikes and security forces.

Then at least 400 reportedly killed in an air strike on an Afghan hospital, adding yet more suffering for civilians there.

I speak to former Afghan lawmaker Fausia Kufi, also ahead.

When you're looking at the averages of these models, their accuracy rate is as low as 50%.

The role of artificial intelligence in America's military strategy in Iran and beyond.

AI scientist Heidi Kloff joins Hari Srinivasa to share her serious safety concerns

about autonomous weapons systems. Welcome to the program, everyone.

I'm Biana Goldregor, New York, sitting in for Christian Ammanpur.

Iran's top security official has been, quote, eliminated.

That is, according to Israel's defense minister, who says Ali Larajani was killed in a targeted IDF strike.

I was just updated by the chief of staff that the Secretary of the National Security Council

Larijiani and the head of the Basijes, the central repression body of Iran,

Salimani were eliminated last night and joined the head of annihilation program Kamani and

all the eliminated members of the Axis of Evil in the depths of hell.

Larajani was one of Iran's top decision makers, some calling him the de facto leader

since the assassination of his former boss, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khomeini.

Larjani's killing, if confirmed, plunges the nation and its future into even more uncertainty.

The IDF is pressing on with its offensive, conducting wide-scale attacks across Iran.

And Iran is retaliating, launching strikes across the Middle East from the U.S. Embassy in Iraq to energy facilities in the UAE.

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