Israel pointed to Iran’s nuclear sites in an attack that increases the conflict between the two countries. An appeal court allows Trump’s authority over the National Guard troops in Los Angeles to remain for now. And the only survivor in a plane accident in India who killed everyone else on board is not sure how he escaped, his family said.
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Israel attacks Iran’s nuclear sites in a great attack
The Israeli army launched a series of air attacks against Iran on Friday in a dramatic escalation of its long -standing conflict, which increases the fear of another war in the Middle East.
Among those killed in the strikes was Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, the most important military official in Iran, multiple media outlets of the Iranian state reported. Hossein Salami, the commander in chief of the body of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard of Iran, was also killed in an attack at the Tehran headquarters, as well as a senior IRGC official and at least two nuclear scientists, Iranian state media reported.
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said the strikes were aimed at “the main enrichment installation of Iran” and scientists who work in Iran’s nuclear program, as well as objectives associated with the country’s ballistic missile program. Netanyahu said that Iran represented a “threat to Israel’s survival” and that its operation would continue “for as many days as necessary to eliminate this threat.”
The United States said it was not involved and that it was not providing assistance to Israel in the attacks. In fact, the Trump administration had been urging Israel to delay an attack while the conversations with Iran in its nuclear program continue. Now, Israel’s movement seems to be a significant rest with the Trump administration. And although the United States denied its participation in the attack, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi suggested that the attack could not have happened “without the coordination and approval of the United States.”
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A legal battle is produced on the deployment of Trump’s National Guard
President Donald Trump, for now, can maintain control of the thousands of national guard troops who deployed in response to immigration protests in Los Angeles, an appeal court ruled last night, stopping the order of a lower court that considered that his actions are illegal. The decision of a panel of three judges in the 9th Court of Appeals of the United States Circuit occurred hours after the United States District Judge, Charles Breyer, issued a temporary restriction order that had been established today in force, saying that the deployment of Trump’s troops was illegal. Although Breyer’s order was not applied to the deployment of 700 Marines to Los Angeles, the judgment of the Court of Appeals does. The Court of the Court of Appeals on the matter is scheduled for Tuesday.
The legal battle on the federalization of the National Guard troops in California occurs almost a week after the ice in the city caused days of protests and fueled the tensions between Trump and the governor of California Gavin Newsom. After the lower court ruling, Newsom said Breyer’s decision He showed that Trump is not a “monarch” And “I should stop acting as one.” The lawyers of the Department of Justice frame Breyer’s ruling as an attack on Trump’s presidential powers. Read the full story here.
Meanwhile, tensions between the Trump administration and California leaders were also displayed early on Thursday. When Democratic Senator Alex Padilla de California was eliminated by force During the media event of the Secretary of National Security Kristi Noem in angels related to immigration. “I am Senator Alex Padilla. I have questions for the secretary,” Padilla told Noem, who took several men dressed in plains to get him out of the room. Once taken to a hall, Padilla was pushed to the ground and handcuff.
Noem falsely said in an interview in Fox News that Padilla did not identify and that he was “launching towards the podium.” Padilla, in an interview with the NBC News Jacob Soboroff correspondent, played his account.
“They said I wasn’t using my pin. My pole says ‘United States Senate,'” said Padilla. “There was no threat. There were no luncias. I raised my voice to ask a question, and he took, what, perhaps, half a second before several agents were on me.” Read more and see Padilla’s interview.
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- The incident that involved Padilla forced the Trump administration to go to the offensive, a reporter for politics, Natasha Korecki, Write in an analysislimiting a week in which the Democratic party seems to have finally found its voice.
- The house led by Republicans voted to approve a termination package Those coded cuts proposed by DEGE and raised $ 9.4 billion in previously approved funds for foreign aid, NPR and PBS.
- Trump will be the host of an important military parade tomorrow celebrating the 250th anniversary of the army. It also turns out to be his 79th birthday. There is everything here to know About the event.
1 survivor, 241 dead in the air accident of Air India
More than 240 people died, and a passenger survived, after an Air India plane crashed in the western city of Ahmedabad, shortly after Thursday. The Boeing 787-8 plane destined for London hit a building where medical students were sitting to lunch shortly after it took off around 1:38 pm, local time. Video shown The landing train was still down when it crashed and created a flame ball.
There were 230 passengers and 12 crew members on board, Air India said in a statement; 241 people were killed.
The survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, is “well” but “psychologically disturbed” by the event, according to the medical director of the Civil Hospital, where he is being treated. Ramesh’s family told the European NBC News couple, Sky News, that Ramesh was stunned and said he couldn’t find his brother or any other passenger after the accident. “It’s a miracle that survived,” said Ramesh’s brother, Nayan Kumar Ramesh. “But what other miracle for my other brother?” This is what we know most.
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