This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard, and at 13 hours GMT on Friday the 13th of June, these are our main stories.

Israel has continued its attacks on Iran, striking its main uranium enrichment site at a tants.

There have been worldwide calls for calm and restraint.

And a day after the Air India plane crash,

Indian media say investigators have recovered the digital video recorder from the aircraft.

Our correspondent reports from the scene.

Also in this podcast, an unprecedented construction boom in the Somali capital.

I became an engineer because I wanted to rebuild my country beautifully after the war since it needs it.

And I also love studying and learning engineering.

We begin with the situation in Iran after Israel launched waves of air strikes.

The military operation, which Israel has dubbed Operation Rising Lion, began overnight.

It involved some 200 Israeli fighter jets and targeted nuclear and military sites.

Several nuclear scientists and senior military figures have been killed.

As we record this podcast, Israel has been continuing its attacks, striking the main

uranium enrichment site at Natanz. World leaders have urged restraint. In a recorded video message,

the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country was at a decisive moment in its history.

Air traffic has been suspended throughout the region and Israel has declared a state of emergency.

Our Middle East regional editor Sebastian Asha is following events from Jerusalem.

One of the things that the IDF spokesperson was showing was an aerial view of the Natanz nuclear facility,

which is, I think, been an absolutely key target and showing the damage that has been done there.

But, I mean, from an aerial perspective, you can't really tell how much.

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