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

I'm Paul Moss and in the early hours of Wednesday 25th of September,

these are our main stories.

Lebanon's health minister says two days of Israeli airstrikes have created carnage across the country.

The United Nations meets in New York with the Middle East top of the agenda.

And crowd strike, the company responsible for the world's worst computer glitch is held to account.

Also in this podcast, the new sound being used to start races in Ukraine.

The new sound being used to start races in Ukraine.

When airstrikes hit southern Lebanon on Monday,

many people fled northwards, some of them heading to the capital

Beirut but Tuesday saw Beirut also hit by deadly airstrikes. Six people were

killed and among them according to the Israelis was a senior Hezbollah commander

Ibrahim Mohamed Kubesi.

He was in charge of the group's missile and rocket force, but whether or not he was successfully

targeted, the Lebanese MP Ibrahim Nemne said civilians

were directly in the firing line. We cannot accept the kind of attacks that

is are taking place on our nation.

We have 10 of thousands of Lebanese people being displaced right now.

They have nowhere to go.

And for the Israelis, they seem like they are just collateral damage.

If they see a target, they just go out and they attack,

it's unimaginable, the amount of damage and the repercussions that is having our people and our economy

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