Hezbollah ataca Israel from Líbano and the Israeli army Answer with bombardeos in Beirut
The chii group Hizbullah ha lanzado varios proyectiles contra el norte de Israel desde Líbano, unos ataques que el propio movimiento se atribuido y que han sido respondidos por el Ejército israelí con bombardeos sobre territorio libanés,
According to the reports of the Forces of Defense of Israel, the alerts have been activated little after midnight in the north of the country.
Horas después, Hizbullah ha reivindicado el ataque, dirigido contra el área al sur de Haifa, en un comunicado difundido por medios como Al Jazeera. El grupo ha segurado que actúa "en legítima defensa" y en respuesta a la muerte del líder supremo iraní, el ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Por su parte, el Ejército Israelí ha afirmado que está respondiendo de forma "vigorosa" con bombardeos contra objetivos de Hizbullah en todo Líbano.
These frentamientos se producen en plena escalada regional tras la ofensiva conjunta de Israel y Estados Unidos contra Irán, que dejó más de 200 muertos,
Transition in Iran
In this context, the Stadiounidense president, Donald Trump, has insured himself in an interview with international media that contemplates remote opciones for a transition in Iran. Trump has signaled that the model applied in Venezuela would be "perfect" and has defended that the offensive could prolongarse up to four weeks.
Asimismo, ha planteado que la ciudadanía iraní pueda movilizarse para replazar a su gobierno una vez
In another of his declarations, the envoy has stated that he dispensed with "three very good opciones"for the future political of Iran, although he has evaded concrete statements.
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