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Netanyahu aseguró que tiene información sobre la ubicación del uranio enriquecido de Irán

El primer ministro israelí, Benjamin Netanyahu, afirmó este domingo que tiene información “interesante” sobre la ubicación de los 400 kilogramos de uranio enriquecido al 60 por ciento tras las especulaciones sobre la ocultación de este material radiactivo en previsión de los bombardeos estadounidenses de la pasada noche.
El mandatario israelí defendió que “tenía que actuar” después de que Teherán acelerara el ritmo para lograr la bomba nuclear tras el asesinato del líder del partido-milicia chií libanés Hezbollah, Hasán Nasrala, en un ataque israelí en Beirut en septiembre de 2024. Además, según Netanyahu, Irán tenía planeado fabricar 300 misiles balísticos al mes, información que trasladó al presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump.
“Le dije que teníamos que actuar y él lo comprendió perfectamente. Sabía que cuando llegara el momento, él haría lo correcto Que haría lo correcto por Estados Unidos. Que haría lo correcto por el mundo libre. Que haría lo correcto por la civilización”, explicó en una rueda de prensa pregrabada publicada este domingo por la noche.

Netanyahu recalcó que la ofensiva en Irán logrará una ampliación de los Acuerdos de Abraham. “Se están abriendo oportunidades extraordinarias, oportunidades que no podíamos ni imaginar”, auguró. “Puedo imaginarme una enorme ampliación de los acuerdos de paz. Puedo imaginarme colaboraciones que ahora mismo parecen una fantasía. Veremos un futuro brillante de seguridad, prosperidad, esperanza y también de paz”, dijo
Además, el primer ministro señaló que Israel “se acercó” más a sus objetivos en Irán después de que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ordenara bombardear instalaciones nucleares de la República Islámica.
En esta guerra, “ya hemos logrado mucho y, gracias al presidente Trump, nos acercamos a nuestros objetivos”, dijo Netanyahu en una rueda de prensa televisada. “Cuando se hayan alcanzado, la operación terminará”, añadió.
Netanyahu afirmó que Trump “ha demostrado ser un gran líder y un gran amigo de Israel”.
“Confié en él y creo que ha demostrado ser un gran líder y un gran amigo de Israel. Nadie se compara con él”, sentenció en una rueda de prensa.
Según Netanyahu, con los bombardeos de Estados Unidos a infraestructuras nucleares en Irán, Israel ha conseguido logros sin precedentes en su ofensiva.

Netanyahu destacó el “excelente trabajo” realizado por su “gran amigo” Trump al bombardear la instalación nuclear iraní de Fordow, a la que se le infligió, dijo, “un daño enorme”.
Según fuentes del Pentágono, los bombardeos estadounidenses incluyeron esta instalación nuclear secreta y se realizaron con bombas antibúnker GBU-57, de más de 13 toneladas cada una, diseñadas para penetrar profundamente en estructuras fortificadas antes de detonar.
“Hemos logrado mucho, y ahora, con la ayuda del presidente Trump, nos acercamos aún más a cumplir nuestros objetivos: estamos desmantelando y eliminando la amenaza”, explicó el primer ministro.
Netanyahu dijo que han cooperado con EEUU en Irán “con inteligencia”. “Algún día les contaré sobre nuestras conversaciones, mis conversaciones con mi amigo el presidente Trump y la cooperación entre nuestros ejércitos y nuestra inteligencia. Hay muchísimos detalles interesantes”, indicó.
Y añadió que, si bien no puede detallar “todos los planes ni toda la información”, hay objetivos en Irán que han sufrido “golpes muy duros”.

“Trabajo con el presidente Trump en una extraordinaria cercanía y coordinación”, dijo Netanyahu, para quien no ha habido nunca “tanta coordinación entre un presidente estadounidense y un primer ministro israelí”.
Netanyahu calificó a Trump como un “gran líder” que, “a la hora de la verdad”, hizo “lo correcto para Estados Unidos”, para “el mundo libre” y “la civilización” apoyando a Israel en su ataque a Irán.
Por otra parte, el director general del Organismo Internacional de Energía Atómica (OIEA), el argentino Rafael Grossi, dijo este domingo ante el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU que “nadie, ni siquiera el OIEA, está en capacidad de confirmar los daños subterráneos” en el sitio de Fordow, la planta principal donde Irán produce uranio enriquecido.
En una sesión de emergencia ante el Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU hoy, solicitada por Irán tras los ataques perpetrados ayer por Estados Unidos contra tres plantas nucleares, Grossi subrayó que “los ataques armados contra sitios nucleares nunca deberían suceder (porque) pueden derivar en escapes radiactivos con graves consecuencias”.

Grossi señaló hoy que en la planta de Fordow son ahora visibles “grietas”, que confirman el uso de esas bombas anti-búnker de las que informó EEUU, pero insistió en que es imposible evaluar los daños causados en esa planta.
El director general del OIEA también reafirmó que en la planta de Isfahán “parece que han sido alcanzados los accesos a los túneles usados para el almacenamiento de material enriquecido”, además de algunos edificios relacionados, mientras que en la de Natanz la planta de enriquecimiento de combustible también fue atacada, pero no abundó en más detalles.
Resaltó que Irán ha informado a su organismo de que “no hay incremento de la radiación exterior” en ninguna de las tres plantas.
Aunque se cuidó de criticar a Estados Unidos por su nombre, Grossi resaltó que “la escalada militar pone en peligro las vidas y retrasa cualquier solución diplomática para lograr una certeza a largo plazo de que Irán no logra un arma nuclear”.
Una vez más, se dijo listo para viajar de inmediato a Irán y comenzar negociaciones con todas las partes para garantizar la protección y seguridad de las plantas nucleares y el uso pacífico de la tecnología nuclear.
Desde el inicio de la ofensiva israelí el 13 de junio, en Israel murieron 24 personas —además de una mujer que sufrió un infarto en un búnker— mientras que en Irán el Ministerio de Sanidad eleva la cifra de muertos a 400, aunque un grupo de derechos humanos con sede en Washington eleva la cifra de fallecidos a 850.
(Con información de EFE)
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Congressman calls on Noem, Dr. Oz with plan to ‘swiftly remove’ 1.4 million illegal migrants on Medicaid

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Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, sent letters to two key agency heads with a plan to «swiftly» remove roughly 1.4 million illegal immigrants currently receiving Medicaid in the US.
«While Democrats in Congress continue to peddle falsehoods and fear-mongering over so-called ‘Medicaid cuts,’ they conveniently ignore a staggering truth: over 1.4 million illegal aliens are receiving Medicaid benefits, an unsustainable burden on the American taxpayer,» Hunt told Fox News Digital.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz were both recipients of Rep. Hunt’s letter this week, which proposed a task force to «identify» and remove the illegal migrants on Medicaid.
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«I’ve formally requested the Secretary of Homeland Security to establish a task force to identify those unlawfully exploiting our healthcare system and ensure they are swiftly removed from our country,» Hunt added.
The Texas Congressman’s comments come as President Donald Trump’s «One Big Beautiful Bill,» which includes a provision stripping illegal migrants from taxpayer-funded healthcare, faces last-minute changes in the Senate.
Fox News Digital obtained a document from the Congressional Budget Office sent to two GOP committee chairmen this week with information regarding the «One Big Beautiful Bill» that reads:
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«About 1.4 million would be people who do not meet citizenship and immigration status requirements for Medicaid enrollment but who would be covered under current law in programs funded by the states.»

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) speaks along Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) during a news conference following the weekly Senate Republican policy luncheon at the U.S. Capitol on June 17, 2025 in Washington, DC. During the news conference Senate Republicans discussed progress with consideration of U.S. President Donald Trump’s «The One Big Beautiful Bill» budget and tax reconciliation bill. (Getty Images)
On Thursday, the Senate Parliamentarian moved to strike out current language in the legislation that would exclude illegal immigrants from Medicaid eligibility, but sources close to negotiations tell Fox News Digital that those portions of the bill are actively being re-drafted in an attempt to ensure they are included in the final draft of the bill.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-South Dakota, also addressed the parliamentarian’s decision to remove the portions about Medicaid to reporters Thursday morning.
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«These are speed bumps along the way. We anticipated those and so we have contingency plans,» Thune explained. «Obviously, you have to adjust the timing and schedule a little bit, but we’re moving forward.»
Regardless of whether Medicaid is removed from the «One Big Beautiful Bill,» Congressman Hunt says that being able to identify the free healthcare-receiving illegal migrants alone is enough reason to remove them from the US.

Newly sworn in Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz speaks during a ceremony in the Oval Office at the White House on April 18, 2025 in Washington, DC. Oz spoke of a desire to provide America access to great care while reducing chronic disease and modernizing Medicare and Medicaid. (Andrew Harnik)
«Through coordinated efforts between DHS and CMS, we can develop an effective approach to identify people based on financial data, residence, or medical records, and then take appropriate action against those violating our immigration laws,» Hunt’s letter to Noem and Dr. Oz reads.
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«We must protect American resources for American citizens. End of discussion.»
Preston Mizell is a writer with Fox News Digital covering breaking news. Story tips can be sent to Preston.Mizell@fox.com and on X @MizellPreston
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El jefe de la Agencia de Energía Atómica de la ONU, Rafael Grossi, dice que Irán debe mostrar sus instalaciones nucleares para evaluar el daño real

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Belarusian dissident thanks Trump admin for his freedom, demands the UN act

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EXCLUSIVE — Belarusian dissident Siarhei Tsikhanouski is free after spending more than five years as a political prisoner, and now he is calling for those still behind bars to be released.
In a video message played before the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva on Thursday, Tsikhanouski makes a desperate plea for international intervention.
«I was tortured, I was held in solitary confinement, I was frozen. I wasn’t even given a pen to write a few words. For years, I didn’t receive a single letter, not even from my daughter. They filled my ears with lies and propaganda. They tried to convince me that everyone had forgotten me. What is happening in Belarusian prisons is not law enforcement. It is torture, abuse, and the destruction of human beings. People are literally being killed behind bars,» Tsikhanouski said in the video, which was provided to Fox News Digital by UN Watch.
Siarhei Tsikhanouski calls for international action in his video message to the United Nations.
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Tsikhanouski credited the international community — especially the Trump administration — for his release, which was secured after U.S. Special Envoy on Ukraine and Russia Gen. Keith Kellogg met with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. In addition to Tsikhanouski, 13 other political prisoners were released through U.S. mediation.
The Belarusian dissident said in the video that he would not have made it out alive if it were not for «international solidarity» and «the efforts of the USA administration.»

Belarus opposition leader Syarhei Tsikhanouski hugs his wife Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya after he was released from prison, in this screengrab taken from a social media video released on June 21, 2025. (Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya via X/via Reuters)
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In his first address as U.N. special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Belarus, Nils Muižnieks warned that, since Jan. 2025, the human rights situation has «continued to deteriorate.» He also noted that authorities in Belarus have abused «highly problematic» legislation, including a prohibition on insulting the president or other public officials.
«Belarus has a very large number of people behind bars who should not be there, including opposition politicians, human rights defenders, journalists, independent trade union activists, environmental defenders and lawyers,» Muižnieks said before Tsikhanouski’s video was played. He also described the ill-treatment of prisoners by Belarusian authorities.
After the council heard Tsikhanouski’s message, Muižnieks said that the recently-freed dissident’s words «carry extra weight.»
Following his release, Tsikhanouski was reunited with his wife, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, and their children in Lithuania. Tsikhanouskaya is the exiled Belarusian opposition leader whom some countries recognize as the president-elect.
Tsikhanouskaya thanked President Donald Trump, Kellogg and the State Department for their efforts, which led to her husband’s freedom.
«My husband Siarhei is free! It’s hard to describe the joy in my heart,» Tsikhanouskaya wrote on X. «We’re not done. 1,150 political prisoners remain behind bars. All must be released.»

Siarhei Tsikhanouski, a Belarusian opposition activist released from a prison by Belarusian authorities, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Sunday, June 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Mindaugas Kulbis)
UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer joined the call to see the remaining 1,150 prisoners gain their freedom.
«Siarhei Tsikhanouski is a symbol of courage who paid a heavy price for daring to challenge Lukashenko’s dictatorship. United Nations Watch is honored to give him the floor at the UN Human Rights Council just days after his release from prison. His voice, silenced by the regime for more than five years as he was tortured in jail, now speaks for millions of Belarusians who continue to demand freedom and human rights,» Neuer told Fox News Digital.
Neuer said Tsikhanouski’s message to the U.N. was «a direct challenge to the regimes that continue to silence their critics.»

A freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski holds a photo of himself taken before he was held behind bars for more than five years. (Office of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya via X)
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Thursday, June 26, also marks the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. Tsikhanouskaya wrote on X to mark the occasion and shared a photo illustrating the effects that five years in prison had on her husband.
«Today is the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. My husband survived five years of isolation and cruelty in the Belarus regime’s prisons. Many others still endure it. If we had given up, Siarhei wouldn’t be free. That’s why we keep going—until everyone is home,» Tsikhanouskaya wrote.
According to NPR, Tsikhanouski lost more than 41% of his body weight. He went into prison weighing 298 pounds but weighed just 174 pounds when he was released on June 21.
In response to a request for comment on Tsikhanouski’s statement, UN Human Rights Council spokesperson Pascal Sim directed Fox News Digital to a recording of the hearing, particularly Muižnieks’ remarks.
The U.N. Human Rights Office also directed Fox News Digital to Muižnieks’ statement.
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