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The decision comes after Tehran accused the UN agency of "instigating" Israeli and US attacks on its main atomic facilities. The measure, according to experts, is the most important consequence left by Israeli and American attacks.

The conversation between the two leaders comes after Washington has halted the shipment of certain weapons to Ukraine, a move that has raised doubts in Kiev, but Moscow has applauded the decision, implying that it could support peace.

Oraingoz Israelgo gobernuburuak ez du informazioa baieztatu. Horrez gain, Trumpek Hamasi gauza bera egin dezala eskatu dio, “Ekialde Hurbilaren onerako”.

Surrounded by water and dangerous animals, the "alligator prison" that Donald Trump has opened near Miami, Florida, has a capacity of 5,000 people, and the idea is to deport those who go there in a few days.

"I'm going to study it," the U.S. president said when asked directly about deportation, during a brief meeting with reporters. A few hours earlier, without a grant, "Elon should close the store and go back to South Africa," Trump said on social media.

The US president has described the buyer as "a group of people with a lot of money." It will be released in two weeks, provided China approves the operation.

According to the Iranian supreme leader, the US has not been able to cause "significant damage" to Iran and its nuclear facilities; he has denounced that the US president "exaggerated the incident in his account."

Pedro Sanchez has reiterated at the NATO summit in The Hague that Spain will not spend more than 2.1% of its GDP on defense; Trump threatened to negotiate a trade agreement directly with the government, and has said he will "make the country pay twice as much" to compensate for the situation.

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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has admitted that there is "agreement" with Spain on the new military spending target.

In this way, the US president criticizes Spain's spending level and also avoids Trump's explicit support for Article 5 of A0NATO, the mutual defense clause of its members.

Iran announced yesterday that it has all the options on the table and that it is considering the measure of response, while US President Donald Trump has expressed satisfaction with the consequences of the attack and has said that Iran needs "regime change." 

The head of the UN warns of the gravity of the situation. He believes that an increase in acts of violence may have "catastrophic" consequences, both in Iran and around the world.

After bombing three nuclear facilities on Iranian soil, US President Donald Trump has told Iran to choose between "peace or tragedy."