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“Alerta máxima”: Israel amenazó con desplegar “toda la fuerza aérea” contra Irán - Infobae
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Israel Threatens Full Air Force Against Iran
Israel has warned it is prepared to deploy its entire air force against Iran as tensions between the two countries remain at an elevated level. The threat comes amid ongoing US-Israel military pressure on Iran, with President Trump having previously stated he wants a quick resolution to the conflict. The Iranian population and neighbouring regional actors face continued uncertainty as diplomatic and military postures harden on both sides.
"Israel threatened to deploy 'its entire air force' against Iran."
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Hantavirus evacuation flight diverts to Gran Canaria
A medical evacuation aircraft carrying two critically ill hantavirus patients from the cruise ship MV Hondius made an unplanned stop in Gran Canaria after an electrical fault developed in a patient's life-support equipment. Four people aboard the vessel have been infected, including the ship's doctor, and 141 others remain confined. Spanish health authorities and the Canary Islands regional government are coordinating the response across competing jurisdictions.
"The aircraft transferring two hantavirus patients was forced to stop in Gran Canaria due to an electrical failure in a patient support system."
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Rubio declares US Iran offensive complete, new phase begins
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that American combat operations against Iran have concluded, saying stated objectives were met. He indicated a new phase is underway around the Strait of Hormuz while diplomatic negotiations continue. Global markets responded to the news, with oil prices and equities shifting as investors assessed the implications for regional stability and energy supply.
"We have achieved the objectives — and now a new phase begins around Hormuz."
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Russia strikes Ukraine during Kiev's declared ceasefire
Ukraine announced a unilateral ceasefire, but Russian forces continued attacks on Zaporizhzhia and other regions, killing at least 28 people. Moscow rejected the truce and issued warnings of reprisals. The strikes came despite international pressure for a pause in hostilities, leaving Ukrainian civilians and combatants exposed to continued bombardment.
"Ukraine accused Russia of attacking Zaporizhzhia even as Kiev's ceasefire was in effect, with 28 people killed across the day."
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UAE breaks from OPEC+ consensus on oil output
The UAE has moved to set its own oil production levels outside the OPEC+ agreed framework, widening a rift with Saudi Arabia that has been building for several years. Abu Dhabi's state oil company ADNOC has expanded capacity and shown less willingness to accept Saudi-led output curbs. The split between the two Gulf powers reshapes the bloc's ability to manage global crude prices as a unified group.
"The Saudi-Emirati divorce may define the future of the Middle East."
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France Sends Warship to Strait of Hormuz
France has deployed the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle to the Strait of Hormuz region as tensions between Iran and the United Arab Emirates continue to rise. The UAE reported intercepting attacks originating from Iran for a second consecutive day. The French naval presence is intended to signal support for freedom of navigation through one of the world's most critical shipping lanes.
"The UAE says it intercepted attacks launched from Iran for the second day running."
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Trump drops plan to escort Hormuz shipping
President Donald Trump has suspended a proposal to provide US military escorts for commercial vessels stranded or transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The plan, which had been floated as a response to regional tensions affecting shipping traffic, was quietly shelved without a stated replacement policy. Shipping operators who had anticipated some form of protection will now navigate the strait without the arrangement.
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Romanian government falls in cross-party no-confidence vote
Romania's Social Democrat Party joined forces with the pro-Russian far right in parliament to bring down the caretaker government of pro-European Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan. The coalition secured enough votes to pass a no-confidence motion, leaving Romania without a stable government. The move raises questions about the country's political direction at a time of regional uncertainty.
"Social democrats united with the far right to bring down Romania's pro-European government."
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EU warns of worst energy crisis in history
The European Commission has told member states and trading partners that the world is facing what it describes as the most severe energy crisis on record, linked to disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. The warning covers potential shortages across fuel types, including kerosene. Brussels has not yet detailed specific emergency measures, but the language signals the Commission is preparing member states for significant supply constraints.
"The world faces what could arguably be called the most serious energy crisis in history."
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EU bars Chinese components from funded renewables projects
The European Commission has moved to prohibit renewable energy projects that use EU funds from incorporating Chinese-made components, a decision that directly complicates Spain's clean energy expansion plans. The rule also tightens restrictions on Huawei equipment. Member states that have built supply chains around Chinese solar panels and telecoms hardware will need to find alternative sourcing to remain eligible for European funding.
"The EU prohibits renewable energy projects using European funds that carry parts from China."
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