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EN VIVO: La Casa Blanca aseguró que Donald Trump analiza una propuesta de Irán para reabrir el estrecho de Ormuz

El régimen iraní envió la propuesta a Estados Unidos para desbloquear la vía marítima y poner fin a la guerra con la condición de que las negociaciones sobre su programa nuclear se celebren en el futuro
Donald Trump declaró que Irán puede telefonear si desea negociar el fin de la guerra, subrayando que cualquier acuerdo debe incluir el compromiso iraní de no desarrollar armas nucleares. Por su parte, las autoridades de Pakistán han intentado reactivar las conversaciones de paz entre Washington y Teherán, que permanecen estancadas.
Según informaron el lunes dos funcionarios regionales con conocimiento directo, Irán ofreció levantar su control sobre el paso por el estrecho de Ormuz sin abordar su programa nuclear. Esta propuesta surge mientras el ministro de Exteriores iraní realizó una visita a Rusia, que describió como una oportunidad para consultar con Moscú sobre la guerra contra Israel y Estados Unidos.
El ejército israelí anunció el lunes que ha comenzado a atacar posiciones de Hezbollah en la región del Bekaa, en el Líbano, pese a que rige un alto el fuego desde comienzos de mes. En un breve comunicado difundido en redes sociales, las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel informaron que se están golpeando “infraestructuras de Hezbollah en el valle de Bekaa y en otras áreas del sur del Líbano”.
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Jefe del Ejército israelí: 2026 “probablemente será un año de combates”
El jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejército israelí advierte que las fuerzas armadas del país probablemente lucharán en múltiples frentes a lo largo de 2026, mientras continúan sus guerras contra Irán y el grupo libanés Hezbollah.
Desde octubre de 2023, el ejército “ha estado involucrado en una campaña continua en múltiples frentes… Es probable que 2026 sea otro año de combates en todos esos frentes», declaró el teniente general Eyal Zamir.
También reiteró la necesidad inmediata de que el ejército reclute más tropas para hacer frente a las exigencias operativas a las que se enfrenta.
“Dadas las crecientes tareas que afrontan las fuerzas armadas en los próximos años, la necesidad urgente del Estado de Israel es aumentar el número de personal militar y combatientes”, afirmó Zamir.
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, se reunió este lunes con su equipo de seguridad nacional para evaluar una propuesta de Irán que implicaría la reapertura del estrecho de Ormuz, una de las rutas marítimas más estratégicas del mundo.
El secretario general de la ONU, António Guterres, advirtió este lunes que el bloqueo del estrecho de Ormuz “amenaza con desencadenar una crisis energética, graves disrupciones comerciales y una posible emergencia alimentaria mundial”, y exigió su reapertura “inmediata”. La declaración se produjo durante un debate abierto del Consejo de Seguridad, convocado bajo la presidencia de Baréin.
Francia dice que Irán debe hacer “grandes concesiones” para terminar la crisis con EEUU e Israel
El canciller de Francia dijo el lunes que Irán debe prepararse para hacer “grandes concesiones” para terminar la crisis iniciada por los ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel.
“No habrá una solución duradera a esta crisis mientras el régimen no acepte grandes concesiones y un cambio radical de postura”, dijo el canciller francés, Jean-Noël Barrot, al Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU.
Barrot aseguró que Irán debe mostrar la forma de que haya una “coexistencia pacífica (…) con su entorno regional y que el pueblo iraní sea capaz de construir libremente su propio futuro”, meses después de que el estado clerical reprimiera fuertemente masivas protestas.
La Casa Blanca aseguró que Donald Trump y el equipo de seguridad “está debatiendo” una propuesta iraní
La portavoz Karoline Leavitt declaró a la prensa: “Puedo confirmar que el presidente se reunió esta mañana con su equipo de seguridad nacional… La propuesta se estaba debatiendo”.
“Lo que quiero reiterar es que las líneas rojas del presidente con respecto a Irán han quedado muy, muy claras, no solo para el público estadounidense, sino también para ellos mismos”, agregó Leavitt.
Irán envió la propuesta a Estados Unidos para reabrir el estrecho de Ormuz y poner fin a la guerra, con la condición de que las negociaciones sobre su programa nuclear se celebren en el futuro.
El presidente Trump ha insistido en que Teherán nunca debe tener armas nucleares, y Leavitt afirmó que sus líneas rojas con respecto a Irán han sido “muy, muy claras”.
Netanyahu dijo que los cohetes y drones de Hezbollah exigen acciones militares
El primer ministro de Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, dijo el lunes que los cohetes y drones en posesión del grupo proiraní Hezbollah siguen siendo una amenaza clave que exige más acciones militares del ejército israelí en Líbano.
“Todavía hay dos amenazas principales procedentes de Hezbollah: los cohetes de 122 mm y los drones. Esto exige una combinación de acciones operativas y tecnológicas”, afirmó en un comunicado de su oficina.
Pakistán abre rutas de tránsito para el ingreso de mercancías a Irán
Pakistán habilitó el sábado seis nuevas rutas de tránsito para permitir el ingreso de mercancías de terceros países a Irán a través de su territorio, en una medida que entró en vigor de inmediato. Las rutas conectan puertos clave como Karachi, Port Qasim y Gwadar con cruces fronterizos estratégicos en la provincia sudoccidental de Baluchistán.
La notificación gubernamental fue emitida durante la visita del canciller iraní Abbas Araghchi a Islamabad, donde mantuvo reuniones con funcionarios pakistaníes en medio de las tensiones entre Estados Unidos e Irán. La medida facilita el movimiento ágil de carga destinada a Irán sin demoras burocráticas, según analistas consultados este lunes.
Los expertos señalaron además que la nueva política refuerza el rol de Pakistán como corredor de tránsito regional y podría mejorar su conectividad con Irán y otros mercados de la región a futuro. La iniciativa se suma a otros esfuerzos de Teherán para sortear el bloqueo naval estadounidense, como la reorientación de importaciones de alimentos a través del mar Caspio.
Irán redirige sus importaciones de alimentos al mar Caspio ante el bloqueo naval estadounidense
Con los puertos del Golfo Pérsico bloqueados por Estados Unidos, Irán comenzó a redirigir sus importaciones de alimentos a través del mar Caspio para garantizar el abastecimiento interno. El jefe de la Asociación de Industrias Alimentarias de Irán confirmó el lunes que las rutas alternativas ya se están “incorporando a la cadena de suministro de bienes esenciales”.
“Por el momento no hay problemas con la seguridad alimentaria del país, pero mantener esta situación requiere una planificación cuidadosa», dijo Mohammad Reza Mortazavi, según la emisora estatal IRIB. Irán es un importador neto de productos básicos como granos y aceite de cocina, lo que lo hace particularmente vulnerable a las interrupciones en sus rutas comerciales habituales.
El mar Caspio, el mayor lago del mundo, ofrece a Irán una salida alternativa: su costa sur se extiende por más de 700 kilómetros en el norte del país, con acceso a los mercados de Rusia y otras repúblicas de Asia Central. El giro logístico ilustra el impacto concreto del bloqueo sobre la economía iraní, que ya registra signos de colapso: residentes de Teherán consultados por AFP describieron dificultades para pagar el alquiler y semanas sin trabajo.
Mercados: el petróleo sube 3% y las bolsas caen ante el estancamiento diplomático
El crudo Brent subió un 3,4% hasta cerca de 108,88 dólares por barril y el WTI avanzó un 2,9% hasta 97,11 dólares, mientras las negociaciones entre Estados Unidos e Irán permanecen estancadas y el estrecho de Hormuz sigue mayormente cerrado. Las bolsas, en cambio, operaron a la baja: Wall Street cedía terreno a media jornada, con el Dow Jones cayendo un 0,3%, el S&P 500 un 0,2% y el Nasdaq un 0,3%.
Los mercados europeos cerraron también en rojo: el FTSE 100 de Londres bajó un 0,6%, el CAC 40 de París un 0,2% y el DAX de Fráncfort un 0,2%. En Asia, el desempeño fue mixto: el Nikkei de Tokio subió un 1,4%, mientras el Hang Seng de Hong Kong retrocedió un 0,2%. Los inversores se mantienen cautelosos ante una semana cargada de decisiones de bancos centrales y resultados corporativos de gigantes tecnológicos como Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon y Apple.
Se espera que la Reserva Federal mantenga las tasas sin cambios el miércoles, seguida por decisiones similares del Banco Central Europeo y el Banco de Inglaterra. “Los precios del petróleo elevados por más tiempo son un problema para la inflación, lo que a su vez podría actuar como un lastre para la economía», advirtió Russ Mould, director de inversiones de AJ Bell. Pese al contexto bélico, las empresas que ya reportaron resultados del primer trimestre muestran un crecimiento promedio de 15,1% en ganancias, lo que según analistas apunta a una temporada de resultados excepcionalmente sólida.
Merz: “Una nación entera está siendo humillada por el liderazgo iraní”
El canciller alemán Friedrich Merz criticó el lunes a Estados Unidos por haber entrado en la guerra contra Irán sin una estrategia clara, señalando que esa falta de planificación también dificulta la salida del conflicto. “El problema con conflictos como estos es siempre el mismo: no se trata solo de entrar, también hay que salir. Lo vimos dolorosamente en Afganistán, durante 20 años. Lo vimos en Irak“, dijo Merz ante estudiantes en Marsberg, en la región alemana de Sauerland.
La falta de estrategia estadounidense, combinada con una resistencia iraní mayor a la esperada, complica cualquier salida negociada, advirtió el canciller. “Los iraníes están negociando muy hábilmente, o más bien, hábilmente no negociando“, afirmó. “Dejaron que los estadounidenses viajaran a Islamabad para luego enviarlos de regreso sin ningún resultado. Una nación entera está siendo humillada por el liderazgo iraní, especialmente por los llamados Guardias Revolucionarios“.
Merz reiteró que Alemania mantiene su oferta de enviar dragaminas para ayudar a reabrir el estrecho de Hormuz, pero condicionó cualquier despliegue al fin de los combates. Sus declaraciones se suman a las del canciller francés Jean-Noël Barrot, quien también el lunes exigió ante el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU que Irán realice “concesiones importantes” para alcanzar una solución duradera a la crisis.
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Talarico torched after pastor’s ‘disgusting’ Trump shooting remark as Cornyn says ‘Texans should be outraged’

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Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, called on Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico to «condemn» his pastor’s Sunday sermon, claiming that Talarico’s pastor «made light» of the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner this past Saturday.
Talarico, a Presbyterian seminarian, has centered his campaign and progressive policies — which include anti-ICE and open borders messaging — on his faith background. At the same time, he has railed against Christian nationalism and called for the separation of church and state.
«James Talarico claims to be campaigning on love and kindness, but his Pastor made light of an assassination attempt on the President of the United States in Washington, DC this weekend where a Secret Service officer was seriously injured,» Cornyn posted on X. «All Texans should be outraged and Talarico must condemn it.»
On Sunday, Talarico’s minister, Dr. Jim Rigby, mentioned the assassination attempt during his sermon, saying that he knows «a lot of people have mixed feelings» about the third attempt on Trump’s life. His comment garnered light laughter from the audience.
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Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is calling Democratic challenger James Talarico to condemn his pastor for making light of third assassination attempt on President Donald Trump’s life (Photo by Danielle Villasana // by Heather Diehl/)
«But it’s really important that if we’re going to be the healing agents of the world to realize that violence is not going to get rid of the problem we have,» Rigby said.
He went on to say that the Confederacy is the «heart of the MAGA movement» and that it’s a «fascistic movement.»
The White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday was cut short after an armed gunman rushed the doors leading to the ballroom at the Washington Hilton Hotel. He fired several shots before being apprehended by law enforcement.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said that the alleged attempted assassin Cole Thomas Allen, 31, was «set out to target folks that work in the administration, likely including the president,» according to a preliminary review of evidence.
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Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, speaks to members of the media at the Austin Marriott Downtown in Austin, Texas, on March 3. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Fox News Digital reached out to Rigby and Talarico for comment.
National Republican Senate Committee Regional Press Secretary Samantha Cantrell slammed Talarico’s silence.
«It’s hard to believe James Talarico is serious about condemning political violence while he stands by and helps his pastor radicalize an entire congregation,» Cantrell said.
Republican National Committee spokesman Zach Kraft called Talarico’s «self-proclaimed mentor’s» remark «disgusting.»

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico speaks at a campaign rally in Houston on March 2, 2026. (Danielle Villasana/Getty Images)
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«But it is nothing new,» Kraft said. «Democrats have fanned the flames of radical left-wing violence for years and gleefully put targets on the back of President Trump, Charlie Kirk and conservatives, and conservatives across America. To Talarico and Democrats, murder is simply the cost of doing business in their conquest for power.»
Rigby is a vocal supporter of leftist causes. The Washington Examiner reported in March that Rigby spoke at a pro-Palestinian protest in 2009.
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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino jumps over a chair after an incident at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner in Washington, D.C., on April 25, 2026. President Donald Trump and other officials were evacuated from the Washington Hilton following reports of gunfire. The FBI’s Washington field office said a subject is in custody. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
«If there is to be hope for humankind, then we must all realize that the true jihad is the struggle for peace and justice,» Rigby said during his speech.
In the Islamic faith, jihad is understood by some to be an inner struggle meant to bring an individual closer to God, but the term has been invoked by terrorists and Islamic extremists to commit acts of violence in broader political contexts.
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Major blow to Putin in Africa as Russian forces driven from Mali stronghold by separatists, jihadists

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Video shows armed militants gathering in Kidal, Mali as smoke rises. (Video: Reuters.)
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JOHANNESBURG: A major defeat for Russia’s mercenary Africa Corps, in a battle with jihadist and tribal militia, is being reported in Mali. Deadly attacks by al Qaeda-linked rebels and mostly-Muslim Tuareg tribesmen across cities in the West African country are continuing Monday, also with reports of senior figures in Mali’s military junta being killed or injured.
Analysts say this could be a turning point in Moscow’s influence in West Africa. Russia has been grabbing Mali’s precious minerals, including gold, in return for promising to protect the country against the rebels. Sunday, though, rebels reported that Russian mercenaries have been forced to retreat from their base in the northern city of Kidal.
«The attacks are a major blow to Russia», Ulf Laessing, head of the Sahel program at the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, told the Associated Press. He added, «The (Russian) mercenaries had no intelligence about the attacks and were unable to protect major cities. They have unnecessarily worsened the conflict by not distinguishing between civilians and combatants.»
Video of dead soldiers who appear with their features to be Russian, and of Russian military vehicles reportedly leaving Kidal, has been seen by Fox News Digital.
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A column of black smoke rises above buildings as traffic passes the Africa Tower monument in Bamako on April 26, 2026. April 25, 2026’s shock attacks, synchronized by Tuareg rebels of the Azawad Liberation Front (FLA) coalition and the jihadist Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), targeted several areas in the vast arid country. Fighting resumed on April 26 in several areas, including Kita near Bamako, Kidal, Gao and Severe.Tuareg rebels meanwhile announced an agreement allowing Russian forces backing Mali’s army to withdraw from the northern city of Kidal, which they claimed was «totally» under their control. (AFP via Getty Images)
The Defense News Nigeria media site reported that Russia’s Africa Corps stated in Kidal «they were heavily outnumbered by a ratio of 6 to 1,» adding «the Corps claimed that between 10,000 and 12,000 fighters were involved in yesterday’s attacks. There are 2,000 Russian mercenaries operating in Mali. The Malian government pays Wagner $10 million per month for security,» according to the Nigerian publication.
A Russian blog on Telegram Monday, claiming to come from Kidal, stated «the units of the African Corps that were stationed and fought in Kidal left this settlement together with the military personnel of the Malian army. First of all, wounded servicemen and heavy equipment were evacuated. The personnel continues to carry out the assigned combat mission. The situation in the Republic of Mali remains difficult.»
A spokesperson for the Tuareg-led Azawad Liberation Front, or FLA, told the Associated Press that the Russian troops have withdrawn from the city after a «white» agreement was reached. This has not been confirmed by either Mali’s government or Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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This undated photograph handed out by the French military shows three Russian mercenaries, right, in northern Mali. Russia has engaged in under-the-radar military operations in at least half a dozen countries in Africa in the last five years using a shadowy mercenary force analysts say is loyal to President Vladimir Putin. The analysts say the Africa Corps, formerly the Wagner Group, of mercenaries is also key to Putin’s ambitions to re-impose Russian influence on a global scale. (French Army via AP)
Russia’s ministry of foreign affairs said on its Telegram account that «two hundred and fifty militants attacked Bamako Senou International Airport and the military base located nearby. The Malian Armed Forces repelled the attack and are currently taking further steps to eliminate the militia that may have been, reportedly, trained by Western security agencies. Russia is deeply concerned about these developments. This terrorist activity poses a direct threat to the stability of friendly Mali and could have the most serious consequences for the entire region.»
Mali’s military junta, which first took power in a coup in 2020, Monday announced that both the chief of the armed forces’ general staff, Gen. Oumar Diarra, and the director of the national security agency, Gen. Modibo Koné, have been wounded in attacks.
The government confirmed earlier that Sadio Camara, said to be the second most important figure in Mali’s military junta, had been killed in the fighting. Camara was Mali’s defense minister, and is widely credited with bringing in Moscow’s mercenary Africa Corps to assist in battling the militia.
The rebels attempting to take over Mali are said to be jihadists from the Nusrat al-Islam (GSIM/JNIM) linked with the tribesmen of the FLA and other groups, including at least one linked with Islamic State. The GSIM’s declared aim is to turn Mali into an al Qaeda-linked Islamic caliphate with strict Sharia law.
«The United States strongly condemns the terrorist attack in Mali,» a State Department spokesperson told Fox News Digital Monday, adding: «We extend our deepest condolences to the victims, their families, and all those affected. We stand with the Malian people and government in the face of this violence. The United States remains committed to supporting efforts to advance peace, stability, and security across Mali and the region.»

File picture of Wagner group forces, now known as the Russia Corps, in Mali in 2024. (East2West)
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The U.S. Embassy in Mali warned Sunday on its website that «U.S. citizens should continue to shelter in place, remain alert, follow local news for updates, and avoid areas where security operations may be underway.»
On Monday, multiple reports said Malian troops and Russian mercenaries have also been forced by rebels to withdraw from the northern Malian city of Tessit. At the time of publication, this had not been confirmed by the Malian government.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Fetterman breaks with Democrats after shooting scare, backs Trump on major White House project

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Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., broke party lines again after the close call at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner this weekend, siding with President Donald Trump’s push to build a ballroom at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Fetterman, who has repeatedly shown he is willing to defy his party, posted on X that he was «there front and center» at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner when the shooting occurred Saturday night. The alleged shooter, 31-year-old California resident Cole Allen, broke through multiple layers of Secret Service security at the Washington Hilton and nearly opened fire in a room where the president, vice president and other key administration and federal officials were present.
«After witnessing last night,» Fetterman called for people to «drop the TDS [Trump derangement syndrome] and build the White House ballroom.»
He said the purpose of the ballroom would be to host events «exactly like these.»
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Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., called for the completion of the new White House ballroom after the close call alleging an active shooter situation at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on April 25, 2026. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images; Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
«We were there front and center,» he wrote. «That venue wasn’t built to accommodate an event with the line of succession for the U.S. government.»
Though construction is continuing on the $400 million privately funded White House ballroom, the project is currently bogged down in a legal challenge by the nonprofit National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP). After the shooting, the Justice Department pressed NTHP to drop its lawsuit, citing concerns about the safety and security of the president and other key personnel.
«[Y]our lawsuit puts the lives of the president, his family, and his staff at grave risk,» Brett Shumate, assistant attorney general in DOJ’s Civil Division, wrote in a Sunday letter to opposing counsel, shared on X by acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
«Enough is enough,» Shumate continued. «Your client should voluntarily dismiss this frivolous lawsuit today in light of last night’s assassination attempt on President Trump.»
«As history proves, that venue is demonstrably unsafe for the President of the United States because its size presents extraordinary security challenges for the Secret Service.
«[Saturday’s] assassination attempt on President Trump proves, yet again, that the White House ballroom is essential for the safety and security of the President, his family, his cabinet, and his staff.»
SECURITY UNDER SCRUTINY AS WHCD ATTENDEES CITE INCONSISTENT SCREENING BEFORE SHOOTING

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino jumps over a chair after an incident at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner in Washington, D.C., on April 25, 2026. President Donald Trump and other officials were evacuated from the Washington Hilton following reports of gunfire. The FBI’s Washington field office said a subject is in custody. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Raquel Debono, a conservative influencer who attended the dinner, told Fox News Digital, «No ballroom no matter how grand, matters if we can’t keep people safe first.»
«Everyone’s debating architecture while a shooter got into what should have been the most heavily secured event in America – it’s a ridiculous distraction,» said Debono. «The security failures are the story. It was too easy to get in.»
Debono shared on X that she left the dinner early prior to the shooting due to an «uneasy feeling.» She noted that their bags were not checked and that people were «shoved through doors.»
Trump himself pointed to the incident as evidence that the hotel venue was «not a particularly secure building,» arguing that a new White House ballroom — equipped with features like bulletproof materials — would offer a safer alternative.
«It’s really what you need,» Trump said on Fox News on Sunday. «You can’t have a thousand [hotel] rooms or whatever it is, I mean, it’s a very big hotel, on top of the ballroom. And people come down the elevator, and they’re right next to the ballroom.»
WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS’ DINNER SHOOTING: TIMELINE TRACES HOW SUSPECT’S ALLEGED CROSS-COUNTRY PLAN UNFOLDED

President Donald Trump gestures as he speaks in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House after an unspecified threat at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner in Washington, Saturday, April 25, 2026. (Jose Luis Magana/AP)
Though the shooting prompted widespread calls for a White House ballroom, Fetterman stood out as a lone Democrat willing to join in on the push.
On Sunday, Fetterman admitted on CNN, «I never really had a strong opinion on the ballroom to be honest, but this clearly demonstrated [the need].»
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He emphasized the need to ensure not only the president’s protection but also that of those in the line of succession, should anything happen to the president.
«I just walked away from that still kind of stunned how lucky we were that no one was seriously hurt,» said Fetterman. «And when we have the significant majority of our leadership in a very small, clustered area, it could have been much more catastrophic for our nation that day.»
Fox News Digital’s Eric Mack and Amanda Macias contributed to this report.
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