The offensive reached bridges, military infrastructure, and urban areas in the provinces of Fars and Hormozgan, while Washington claimed to have struck “dozens of military targets” to weaken Iran’s defensive capabilities.
The official assured that the files contain background information on cyberattacks, vulnerabilities in the electoral system, and an alleged cover-up by intelligence agencies, in addition to asking Congress to approve a reform to tighten voting requirements.
The Colombian president-elect announced that his government will restore diplomatic ties with Israel, appoint ambassadors, and move the country’s representation to Jerusalem.
The amendment that will come into effect 60 days after its publication, scheduled for this Friday, changes the admission period in the F, J, and I visa categories, that is, students, cultural exchanges, and journalists.
Islamabad called on both parties to return to the diplomatic path, amid rising tensions in the Gulf and following recent cross-attacks between Washington and Tehran.
The Madrid court agrees to maintain the trial with a popular jury against Begoña Gómez, although it does so partially, only for the alleged crimes of influence peddling and embezzlement of public funds.
The popular Defense Minister, Myjailo Fedorov, announced on Wednesday that he was leaving the position. His departure, as part of the reorganization promoted by President Zelensky, led thousands of people to protest in the streets of various cities across the country.
The United States government consolidated 25% tariffs on Brazilian exports, accusing Lula and his cabinet of alleged stubbornness during negotiations.
According to preliminary information provided by New Zealand authorities, the earthquake occurred approximately 40 kilometers north of the city of Te Anau.
The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, stated that Brazil’s economic policies “are harmful to both Americans and Brazilians.” For his part, the Latin American leader shared a press release condemning the decision announced by Washington.