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EN VIVO | Irán no puede romper el bloqueo de EEUU y busca una solución para venderle combustible a China

El ministro de Defensa israelí, Israel Katz, advirtió este jueves que Israel podría verse obligado a actuar de nuevo “pronto” contra Irán para “garantizar el logro de los objetivos” alcanzados por la ofensiva conjunta lanzada junto con Estados Unidos desde finales de febrero.
La advertencia, formulada durante una ceremonia castrense en Jerusalén, llegó en uno de los momentos más delicados de las negociaciones entre Washington y Teherán, que acumulan semanas de avances bloqueados y plazos incumplidos.
Por su parte, un alto funcionario de la Guardia Revolucionaria iraní indicó que cualquier nuevo ataque estadounidense sobre Irán, aunque fuera limitado, desencadenaría “golpes largos y dolorosos” contra posiciones militares de Estados Unidos en la región. El comandante de la Fuerza Aeroespacial, Majid Mousavi, fue más explícito según medios iraníes: “Hemos visto lo que le pasó a sus bases regionales; lo mismo le ocurrirá a sus buques de guerra”.
En tanto, el secretario general de Naciones Unidas, António Guterres, dijo que el bloqueo del estrecho de Ormuz está “estrangulando la economía mundial” y que sus consecuencias podrían empujar a decenas de millones de personas a la pobreza y conducir al mundo hacia una recesión. La declaración, formulada ante la prensa en Nueva York, llegó dos meses después del inicio de la guerra entre Estados Unidos e Israel contra Irán y en pleno estancamiento diplomático.
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La Policía británica inculpó a un hombre por el apuñalamiento de dos judíos en Londres
La policía británica anunció este viernes la inculpación de un hombre de 45 años por el apuñalamiento de dos judíos en el norte de Londres.
Los dos hombres fueron atacados el miércoles a plena luz del día en Golders Green, una zona del norte de Londres con una gran población judía.
Las víctimas, de 76 y 34 años, están hospitalizadas en estado estable.
El presunto atacante es un ciudadano británico que nació en Somalia y llegó al Reino Unido cuando era niño.
Essa Suleiman ha sido acusado formalmente de “dos cargos de intento de asesinato y un cargo de posesión de un objeto punzante en un lugar público” por el ataque en Golders Green, informó la Policía en un comunicado.
El jueves, el primer ministro británico Keir Starmer prometió reforzar la seguridad de los judios y el Ministerio del Interior subió el nivel de amenaza terrorista del país a “grave”, el segundo más alto en un sistema de cinco. Esto significa que otro ataque “es muy probable en los próximos seis meses”.
Cerca de 30 personas fueron arrestadas recientemente en investigaciones sobre incendios contra lugares vinculados con la comunidad judía en Londres.
Un grupo hasta ahora poco conocido, “Harakat Ashab al Yamin al Islamiyya” (Hayi), calificado como proiraní, se atribuyó varios de estos hechos, así como otros ocurridos en Europa.
El miércoles, el grupo elogió el ataque con cuchillo en Golders Green y lo atribuyó a sus “lobos solitarios”.
La guerra en Oriente Medio suele percibirse en nuestras latitudes como un eco lejano, un conflicto de identidades y religiones que poco tiene que ver con la realidad cotidiana de Buenos Aires, Ciudad de México o Bogotá. Sin embargo, en la economía globalizada de 2026, la geografía es una ilusión. Para América Latina, el problema con Irán no es solo diplomático; es estrictamente contable. Su nombre es la “Prima Irán”, y es un sobrecosto real que el ciudadano medio paga en cada factura de energía y en cada compra de alimentos. Llevamos años pagando un impuesto invisible al sabotaje.
Irán no puede romper el bloqueo de EEUU y busca una solución para venderle combustible a China
La reciente intensificación del bloqueo naval de Estados Unidos sobre Irán ha generado una fuerte presión sobre el sector petrolero iraní. Según reportes del Wall Street Journal, las exportaciones de crudo han caído de forma notable y la producción podría reducirse hasta 1,2 o 1,3 millones de barriles diarios a mediados de mayo, debido a las restricciones de navegación en el estrecho de Ormuz. Estados Unidos ya ha interceptado decenas de barcos iraníes sancionados y estima que Irán pierde cerca de 500 millones de dólares al día por estas medidas.
El presidente Donald Trump optó por mantener y endurecer el bloqueo como vía principal de presión económica, considerando que otras alternativas, como reanudar bombardeos o retirarse del conflicto, implican mayores riesgos para la región y para los intereses estadounidenses. La Casa Blanca insiste en que cualquier acuerdo con Teherán debe garantizar la suspensión de su enriquecimiento de uranio durante al menos 20 años, en busca de evitar que Irán desarrolle armas nucleares.
Las negociaciones diplomáticas, que cuentan con la mediación de Pakistán, no han logrado avances significativos. Irán exige el levantamiento del bloqueo y garantías de que la guerra no se reanudará, antes de retomar cualquier discusión sobre su programa nuclear. Teherán también reclama la apertura del estrecho de Ormuz bajo un nuevo marco legal y compensaciones por eventuales incidentes futuros.
Mientras tanto, Irán enfrenta crecientes dificultades para almacenar el petróleo no vendido y ha recurrido a métodos improvisados de almacenamiento. El ambiente sigue siendo tenso, con amenazas de respuesta militar por parte de la Guardia Revolucionaria iraní y advertencias estadounidenses de destruir cualquier embarcación iraní que intente cruzar zonas restringidas. La situación mantiene altos los precios globales del petróleo y añade incertidumbre a la estabilidad de la región.
Israel destruyó más de 40 emplazamientos de Hezbollah en el sur del Líbano en las últimas 24 horas
Las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel (FDI) afirmaron haber atacado y destruido más de 40 posiciones de Hezbollah en el sur del Líbano en las últimas 24 horas.
Según el ejército, estos centros incluyen puestos de mando desde donde operaban miembros del grupo terrorista y desde donde se lanzaban ataques contra las tropas y contra territorio israelí.

En medio de la persistente incertidumbre por la guerra en Medio Oriente y el bloqueo del estrecho de Ormuz, una vía clave para el tránsito mundial de hidrocarburos, hacia las 07:15 GMT, el barril de petróleo Brent del mar del Norte para entrega en julio ganaba un 1,3% hasta alcanzar los 111,85 dólares, mientras que el West Texas Intermediate (WTI) para entrega en junio avanzaba un 0,8% y se ubicaba en 105,90 dólares.

Lo que antes era impensable ahora parece interminable. La mayoría de los operadores de energía solían asumir que, incluso bajo ataque, Irán no cerraría el estrecho de Ormuz, el angosto paso por donde normalmente fluye casi una quinta parte del petróleo mundial. Hacerlo antagonizaría a sus vecinos del Golfo, dejaría sin combustible a sus clientes en Asia y cortaría su propia línea de suministro. Incluso si Irán intentara un bloqueo, los operadores asumían que Estados Unidos lo detendría rápidamente. Sin embargo, dos meses después de que Estados Unidos e Israel comenzaran a bombardear Irán, y de que Irán comenzara a atacar buques mercantes en represalia, el tráfico en Ormuz sigue siendo prácticamente nulo. Los esfuerzos diplomáticos para reactivarlo son intermitentes e inconclusos. Si bien una solución negociada siempre es posible, también es concebible que el estrecho permanezca cerrado indefinidamente.
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, enfrenta este viernes el vencimiento del plazo legal de 60 días para continuar la guerra con Irán sin autorización del Congreso, en un contexto de estancamiento militar, un alto el fuego frágil y una creciente disputa política interna sobre los poderes de guerra.
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Trump’s push for $350 billion ‘arsenal of freedom’ hits GOP skepticism

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President Donald Trump wants Congress to supercharge military funding and pass stalled voter ID and citizenship verification legislation in one fell swoop, but many Republicans aren’t sold on the plan.
Trump on Wednesday called on congressional Republicans to steer around Democrats’ opposition again and «immediately» pass a third budget reconciliation package, including $350 billion in defense spending coupled with the stalled Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act.
«This is a GENERATIONAL Investment in our Military, even bigger than President Reagan’s! Recon 3.0 is the ONLY path to the full $1.5 TRILLION DOLLAR Military Budget our Warriors need in order to build THE ARSENAL OF FREEDOM,» Trump said on Truth Social.
TRUMP’S SAVE AMERICA ACT SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE IN THE SENATE DESPITE REPUBLICAN REVOLT
President Donald Trump during an executive order signing in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on June 3, 2026. (Shawn Thew/EPA/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The president’s request came just hours after he signed Republicans’ second budget reconciliation bill into law that would fund immigration enforcement through the rest of his presidency for $70 billion. Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act was also passed through budget reconciliation.
But many Republicans are lukewarm at best to the idea of restarting the budget reconciliation process, which would require strict party unity amid a dwindling calendar of legislative days heading into the November midterm elections.
The GOP has also yet to fully come around to Trump’s $1.5 trillion defense spending request, and some lawmakers have voiced concern about circumventing the normal appropriations process to boost defense spending.
Trump’s plea for a third bite at the apple comes as he and congressional Republicans are increasingly at odds over policy decisions that have made passing legislation on the Hill all the more difficult.
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Some Republicans who have pushed for a third attempt at the party-line process have acknowledged that it’s unlikely to work. Further, Congress is unlikely to pass any other bills before the midterm elections in November because of Democratic opposition.
«I think it’s a very, very long shot that anything passes between now and the midterms,» Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., said. «It gives me heartburn to say that, but I think that’s political reality.»
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., didn’t completely close the door on another reconciliation bill, but he noted that there is skepticism among Republicans on moving forward.
«You’ve got to have something that you can win on,» Thune said. «And you’ve heard some of our folks already express their views on another reconciliation bill.»
Earlier in the week, during a contentious Senate Appropriations hearing, Sens. Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., both agreed that another reconciliation bill was unlikely to happen, particularly as a dumping ground for billions in additional defense spending.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., speaks to members of the media at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on June 10, 2026. (Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Collins, who chairs the Senate Appropriations Committee, said, «Reconciliation is not the best approach.»
«It would be very difficult to get the reconciliation bill approved,» Collins said.
Discussions on a third reconciliation package were underway in the House prior to Trump’s public endorsement. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has voiced confidence that his chamber will clear a third budget bill by the August recess.
But some GOP lawmakers have questioned its viability amid Republicans’ slim majority and the potential lack of a unifying policy idea to keep the conference together.
«I haven’t quite heard enough policy proposals that lead me to think it’s going to gel, but I’m certainly open-minded,» Rep. Nick Langworthy, R-N.Y., told Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
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Rep. Kevin Kiley, I-Calif., a Republican-turned-independent who voted against Trump’s $70 billion immigration enforcement measure, indicated he isn’t likely to support a third attempt.
«We have now gotten to this habit of one party takes power, they do reconciliation bills and the other party does it, and this cycle hasn’t been good,» the California lawmaker told Fox News Digital. «It’s one of the things that fed the cycles of dysfunction that we have around here.»
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Platner campaign rocked with damning allegations from another ex-lover as Senate race heats up: report

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A day after Graham Platner became the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, a woman took to social media to allege that she briefly dated Platner in 2021, recounting stories of having met him on the Tinder dating app, his infidelity and how Platner’s story about his infamous chest tattoo had changed over time.
«I am stepping forward as a person who has experienced lying and manipulation by his hand to lend my voice to what is a growing number of women who have been wronged by this man in one way or another,» a woman with the X handle, 420mercymain69, wrote in a long X statement on Thursday.
«It is hideous,» the woman, who claimed she was attracted to Platner’s Tinder profile because he was «hot and he was a leftist,» said in her X statement.
The new details add another layer to Platner’s allegedly deceptive conduct towards romantic partners and grows the pile of scandals that have trailed his campaign.
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner participated in a television interview on May 1, 2026, in Portland, Maine, following a campaign event with the Maine AFL-CIO. (Graeme Sloan/Getty Images)
Platner, who officially became the Democratic nominee to challenge incumbent Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, earlier this week, has grappled with his resurfaced past — receiving criticism for making off-color remarks on sexual abuse, race and terror and allegedly threatening behavior toward women.
According to 420mercymain69, a native of the Maryland area, the two of them started talking on Tinder in Feb. 2021 and started dating until mid-July 2021.
When approached about his Totenkopf tattoo, a symbol used by the Nazi SS, the author claims Platner said that he had gotten it in ignorance but that he had kept it as a reminder that the U.S. was viewed as «the bad guys» in many parts of the world.
«A sob story of monumental proportions that only further solidified my perception of his ideology,» the author remembered.
«But surprisingly enough not the one he gave to the people of Maine,» she continued. «And I do mean genuinely surprising because from the moment he announced his campaign, that is exactly what I expected to hear when the truth inevitably came out.»
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Graham Platner with his wife Amy Gertner earlier this month. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
When the tattoo surfaced late last year, he had said he wasn’t familiar with its Nazi associations.
«Graham’s repeatedly said he picked a skull-and-crossbones tattoo off a wall in Croatia to commemorate surviving Ramadi and his friends who were killed there,» a spokesperson from the Platner campaign told Fox News. «Graham has also since covered up the tattoo, and answered countless questions about it.»
«Unlike Susan Collins, who refuses to take questions on her disastrous vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, gut rural hospitals, and supported every foreign war of the last thirty years,» the spokesperson continued.
Aside from the tattoo, 420mercymain69 also accused Platner of several instances of relational infidelity.
Platner and the post’s author parted ways after she discovered from a mutual friend that he was allegedly seeing someone else while the two were still dating.
«He was talking about a woman he had blown it with, saying she was ‘the love of his life.’ I was naïve and probably a little too starry-eyed from my own good, but as a person who had only been on a handful of dates with him and f—– around a bit, I was smart enough to know he wasn’t talking about me,» the woman claimed..
«I took the hint,» she continued.
She claimed that, after leaving the relationship, she discovered Platner had been engaged to a woman named «Jen» when the two began conversing.
She was also told that Platner was allegedly cheating on her with a third woman.
«She had walked in on him having sex with another person at a wedding they were at in D.C. That mutual friend also advised that he was trying to repair things with this woman and asked me if I was going to seek her out to tell her,» she said on X.
In summarizing her experience, which was reportedly confirmed by the New York Post, the author said she did not intend to derail Platner’s campaign, but that she shared concerns about his character. Fox News Digital could not independently confirm the claims from the alleged ex-girlfriend.
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Graham Platner addresses the crowd at a YMCA in Blue Hill, Maine, on June 9, 2026, after winning the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. He will face Republican Sen. Susan Collins in the election. (Matthew Symons for Fox News Digital)
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«There will be more information that comes out,» she claimed.
«If I were a Maine voter seeing the things I’m seeing, I wouldn’t have voted for him, personal experience notwithstanding, because I do not trust him. Why, after all that has come out, would I?»
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