Jeremy Bowen: 'The Middle East is in turmoil'

Author: bbc.comPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Iran

World / International

Jeremy Bowen: 'The Middle East is in turmoil'

The Middle East is in turmoil after mutual attacks between Iran and Israel. It is the first time since the April ceasefire that both countries have struck each other's territory. US President Donald Trump called on both sides to stop shooting. Israel carried out air strikes in western and central Iran, and Iran fired missiles at northern Israel.

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