There will be news: Conflict in Iran, Machine Tool Fair and the day before March 3
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
The main media headlines are as follows:
- The Iranian conflict: Hezbollah has fired several shells into northern Israel from Lebanon, and the Israeli army has responded to these attacks, bombing the Lebanese territory eginez, including the southern suburbs of Beirut.
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The judge in the Sidenor case has admitted a Palestinian doctor as a victim and a private prosecution
With this particular indictment, in addition to the crime of smuggling, the requirement would be met that the three perpetrators of Sidenor could be investigated as accomplices in the crime of genocide, against humanity and against protected persons and property in the event of armed conflict. The prosecutor had requested the cancellation of the records of Sidenor and the withdrawal of the charges of offences other than smuggling, precisely because this requirement was not met.
Von der Leyen calls on the EU to be prepared to deal with the 'consequences' of the crisis in the Middle East
France has been willing to participate in defending the Gulf and Jordanian countries against Iran's attacks, while Germany has ruled out joining the offensive against Iran and will limit the role of its troops in the region to self-defence.
Israel attacks Iran's underground barracks in Tehran
According to the Israeli Army, it has carried out more than 100 attacks on underground barracks and destroyed launch bases and ballistic missiles. It has stressed that the war will last "as long as necessary." Since Saturday, 555 people have been killed in Iran, according to the Red Moon.
Oil prices rise and incidents in maritime and air traffic due to tension in the Strait of Hormuz
The main shipping companies are reluctant to go through it and have waited to see what happens. They have also cancelled more than 3,000 flights since the Middle East conflict broke out over the weekend.
Hezbollah ataca Israel from Líbano and the Israeli army Answer with bombardeos in Beirut
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, proposes a transition in Iran similar to that of Venezuela and states that the offensive could last four weeks or less.
The EU has warned that the Middle East has much to lose from a war and has called for 'moderation'
The foreign ministers of the European Union have denounced the attacks of the last few hours and have called, among other things, for the suspension of movement in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump has been willing to negotiate with the new Iranian leaders
"They want to talk, and I accept it, so I'm going to talk to them," he said in a telephone conversation. However, he did not specify when negotiations would begin. The US president added that some of the leaders who have been negotiating so far have died.
Iran has completed a triumvirate that will lead the country until Khamenei's successor is elected
At first glance, it appears that the cleric Alireza Arafat is far from the Iranian leadership and its security establishment, but he is actually deeply involved in the daily work of the clergy.
Uncertainty among Basques in hotels over missile attacks
Dozens of flights have been cancelled following the attacks of the last few hours, and thousands of tourists do not know when they will be able to return home.