The Middle East

At the opening ceremony of the International Machine Tool Fair at the BEC in Barakaldo, the lehendakari has advanced that the Basque Government Euskadi is already studying the "effects" of the conflict in the Middle East and has warned of the "real danger" of a new "war".

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.

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.

Israel and the US, faced with the potential impact of the attack on Iran on security, air connections and mobility, have made available "all institutional support and coordination." They have recommended that everyone be calm and avoid unnecessary travel.

Iran responded this morning to the massive offensive launched by the United States and Israel not only against Israeli territory but also against US military bases in the region, specifically in Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.

Trump has been threatening to attack Iran for weeks if no agreement is reached to limit his nuclear program, while Tehran says it has only peaceful targets. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Israel next week to meet with Netanyahu's government.

Egyptian security sources have reported that 150 people per day will be able to leave the Gaza Strip and 50 will enter. 

Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Paris, Lisbon and London, gathered in front of the Iranian embassy in the British capital and removed the flag, while France, Germany and the United Kingdom have condemned the deaths in the Iranian protests.

The image of the international day is the first images of those killed in the protests in Iran. The first images of those killed in the protests in Iran have been released this afternoon. The images show dozens and dozens of bodies lying on the ground in the streets.

Communications were interrupted three days ago by the regime and it is therefore difficult to know what is actually happening and how many are killed. According to NGOs, more than 500 people have died and 10,000 have been arrested.

According to various media reports, Donald Trump is considering military action against the Islamic Republic, warning that Israel and the US themselves have been "targets."

Israel's acceptance of Somaliland, in addition to fueling decades of secessionist conflict, incorporates an unstable new piece into the complex geostrategic table of alliances and hostilities in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East.

Both sides accuse each other of violating the Kurdish forces' agreement to enter the Syrian state.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets today in Damascus, Syria, to commemorate the first anniversary of the liberation day that ended 54 years of dictatorship and 13 years of civil war by the Al Assad family.

The prime minister has argued the "national interest" in the midst of the Israeli political crisis and has received the support of his ministers while the country remains polarized by the judicial process.

The exchange of bodies is taking place in an enclave full of destruction, as hospitals are collecting bodies in a disastrous state, where families must identify their dead, while the Israeli army has killed two other Palestinians, claiming that they have crossed the "yellow line."

On the other hand, Israel has returned 225 Gazatese bodies, many of them with signs of abuse and decomposition.