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Edificios dañados durante ataques aéreos israelíes, en Teherán, Irán. Foto Xinhua

Un grupo de personas inspeccionan un edificio destruido por un misil lanzado desde Irán, cerca de Tel Aviv, Israel. Foto AP

El Ejército israelí anunció este domingo que su fuerza aérea atacó un avión iraní de reabastecimiento aéreo en el aeropuerto de Mashhad, en el este de Irán, en lo que describió como su operación de mayor alcance desde que comenzó su ofensiva militar contra la república islámica.

El ataque se produjo a 2.300 kilómetros de Israel, según informó el ejército israelí en un comunicado, convirtiendo esta operación en la de mayor distancia realizada por las fuerzas israelíes desde que iniciaron los bombardeos en la madrugada del viernes.

“Las Fuerzas Aéreas de Israel están operando para establecer la superioridad aérea sobre el espacio aéreo iraní”, indicó la nota militar.

La ofensiva israelí contra Irán comenzó en respuesta a lo que Tel Aviv señala como los avances en el programa nuclear iraní y la amenaza que representa la fabricación de misiles balísticos de la república islámica. Desde el viernes, la aviación israelí ha atacado infraestructuras militares, incluyendo sistemas de defensa aérea y almacenes de misiles balísticos, así como plantas nucleares como las de Natanz e Isfahán.

Los ataques también han tenido como objetivo altos cargos de la Guardia Revolucionaria iraní y científicos nucleares. Según datos no confirmados oficialmente, los bombardeos han causado más de 180 muertos en todo Irán, mientras que las autoridades han confirmado la muerte de al menos 15 altos cargos de las Fuerzas Armadas y nueve científicos nucleares.

En paralelo al ataque al aeropuerto de Mashhad, la capital iraní, Teherán, sufrió este domingo una nueva oleada de ataques israelíes. Según la agencia estatal IRNA, cinco coches bomba explotaron en la ciudad después de que los sistemas de defensa antiaérea repelieran bombardeos israelíes.

Los ataques en Teherán alcanzaron el cuartel de Comando de la Policía capitalina y varias zonas residenciales. Medios iraníes reportaron explosiones en las zonas de Shahrak Gharb, Saadat Abad y Punak en el oeste de la capital, Niavaran en el norte y la popular calle Valiars que atraviesa la ciudad.

La agencia Tasnim informó que el Cuartel General de la Policía de Teherán fue alcanzado por un dron, provocando “daños menores” en el edificio e hiriendo a “varios agentes”. También se reportó un ataque contra un edificio residencial en la zona de Shahid Chamran donde murió un número indeterminado de personas.

El Ministerio de Salud iraní afirmó que la mayoría de los muertos y heridos son civiles, especialmente mujeres y niños, en ataques a zonas residenciales, aunque no ofreció datos concretos. Como medida de precaución, el gobierno anunció que mantendrá abiertas todo el día las estaciones de metro de la capital para que sirvan como refugios antiaéreos.

Por su parte, Israel también ha sufrido las consecuencias del intercambio de hostilidades. Los lanzamientos de misiles iraníes, que hasta el momento suman siete oleadas, han causado catorce muertos según el servicio de emergencias nacional Magen David Adom. Medios israelíes confirmaron ataques en Bat Yam, al sur de Tel Aviv, y en Sefelá, al oeste de Jerusalén, que causaron la muerte de ocho personas y heridas a 150.

En medio de esta escalada, el presidente estadounidense Donald Trump expresó optimismo sobre una resolución pacífica del conflicto. “Pronto habrá paz entre Israel e Irán”, escribió Trump en su red Truth Social, asegurando que “muchas llamadas y reuniones están teniendo lugar ahora”.

Sin embargo, las tensiones diplomáticas persisten. El ministro iraní de Exteriores, Abás Araqchí, afirmó tener “pruebas sólidas” de que fuerzas estadounidenses apoyaron a Israel en su ofensiva militar. Estas acusaciones han complicado las negociaciones sobre el programa nuclear iraní que comenzaron el 12 de abril entre Teherán y Washington, con Irán rechazando participar en una reunión programada para este domingo debido a los ataques israelíes.

Riots have gripped Los Angeles since June 6, as agitators took to the streets to burn American flags, set cars ablaze and hurl heavy objects at federal law enforcement in a violent display of rejection of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. 

Fox News Digital took a look back at the most viral and violent moments of the riots, as captured in photos, following renewed protests on Saturday evening as thousands poured onto LA streets as part of the «No Kings Day» protests that unfolded in cities nationwide. The protests on Saturday were planned for the same day as Trump’s birthday and when the president held a massive military parade in Washington, D.C., honoring the Army’s 250th anniversary. 

LIBERAL MEDIA DOWNPLAYS LA RIOTS, DISMISS VIOLENCE AS ISOLATED WHILE TOUTING ‘PEACEFUL’ ANTI-ICE PROTESTS

Riots broke out in L.A. the evening of Friday, June 6, after federal law enforcement officials converged on the city to carry out immigration raids. State and local leaders, such as Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Gov. Gavin Newsom, quickly denounced the raids in public statements while offering words of support for illegal immigrants in the state.

Protests over the raids soon devolved into violence as rioters targeted federal law enforcement officials, including launching rocks at officials, with videos showing people looting local stores, setting cars on fire and taking over a freeway. 

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Trump announced last weekend that 2,000 National Guard members would be deployed to help quell the violence, while the administration additionally deployed hundreds of Marines to respond to anti-immigration chaos on Monday evening as the violence continued. 

«If I didn’t ‘SEND IN THE TROOPS’ to Los Angeles the last three nights, that once beautiful and great City would be burning to the ground right now,» Trump posted to Truth Social on Tuesday morning.

California launched a lawsuit against the administration for activating the National Guard, which bypassed the governor, who typically deploys the National Guard during a state of emergency.

A U.S. district judge sided with Newsom and his administration’s lawsuit in a decision Thursday ordering Trump to return control of the Guard to the state «forthwith.» A federal appeals court on Thursday, however, issued an administrative stay of the lower court’s order, handing the Trump administration a temporary win. 

Protesters carry a banner representing the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution in downtown Los Angeles during an anti-Trump «No Kings Day» demonstration in a city that has been the focus of protests against Trump’s immigration raids on June 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Getty Images)

Federal officials pinned blame for the violence on Democratic elected officials who have «villainized and demonized» ICE law enforcement, Fox News Digital previously reported. 

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS SLAM NEWSOM, BASS FOR LETTING LA BURN WITH RIOTS AMID TRUMP IMMIGRATION BLITZ

«The violent targeting of law enforcement in Los Angeles by lawless rioters is despicable and Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom must call for it to end,» Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin wrote in a statement last weekend. «The men and women of ICE put their lives on the line to protect and defend the lives of American citizens. . . . From comparisons to the modern-day Nazi gestapo to glorifying rioters, the violent rhetoric of these sanctuary politicians is beyond the pale. This violence against ICE must end.» 

 A rioter holds up a Mexican flag as burning cars line the street on June 8, 2025, in Los Angeles, California.  (Getty)

As footage of rioters launching rocks and other heavy objects at police, looting stores, setting cars on fire and shutting down highways spread across social media, critics of the violence balked at how many of the rioters waved Mexican flags in an act of defiance against the Trump administration’s efforts to deport the millions of illegal immigrants, while burning the American flag. 

LAPD officers form a line in downtown Los Angeles to push back against protesters who refuse to leave the area on June 10, 2025. (Louis Casiano for Fox News Digital)

Menacing graffiti deriding Immigration and Customs Enforcement, calling for people to «kill a cop» as well as graffiti threatening Trump’s life have been spotted around the city. 

A building in downtown Los Angeles was vandalized with the words «Kill a cop» amid ongoing anti-ICE rioting in the city on June 10, 2025. (Peter D’Abrosca for Fox News Digital)

The U.S. Secret Service confirmed on Thursday that it is «aware» of the graffiti messages threatening, «Kill Trump.»

The protests and riots found renewed support on Saturday in a «No Kings Day» protest, when thousands took to the streets to protest what they said was Trump conducting himself as a «king» and not a president. «No Kings» protests were held in cities across the nation on the same of the massive military parade honoring the U.S. Army, which fell on Flag Day and Trump’s 79th birthday. 

Protesters carry a banner representing the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution in downtown Los Angeles during an anti-Trump «No Kings Day» demonstration in a city that has been the focus of protests against Trump’s immigration raids on June 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Getty Images)

The L.A. protests on Saturday led to arrests and police employing tear gas, flash-bangs and a dispersal order. On Saturday, the police department said on its X account that «people in the crowd are throwing rocks, bricks, bottles and other objects» at officers, as well as aiming «commercial grade fireworks» at them.

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An anti-ICE protester kicks back a tear gas canister on N. Main St. during the «No Kings Day» rally on Saturday, June 14, 2025, in downtown Los Angeles, California. (Carlin Stiehl / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) (Getty Images)

Trump, meanwhile, has repeatedly slammed Newsom and other Democrats for their rhetoric rejecting the administration’s efforts to deport illegal immigrants, and continued to vow that violent protesters would face swift consequences as deportation raids continue.

CALIFORNIA LT. GOVERNOR SAYS LOS ANGELES RIOTS ARE ‘GENERATED BY DONALD TRUMP’

Los Angeles, CA – June 14: Anti-ICE protesters wear red balaclavas during «No Kings Day» in Downtown on Saturday, June 14, 2025, in Los Angeles, California. (Carlin Stiehl / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) (Getty Images)

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«The Biden Administration and Governor Newscum flooded America with 21 Million Illegal Aliens, destroying Schools, Hospitals and Communities, and consuming untold Billions of Dollars in Free Welfare. All of them have to go home, as do countless other Illegals and Criminals, who will turn us into a bankrupt Third World Nation. America was invaded and occupied. I am reversing the Invasion. It’s called Remigration. Our courageous ICE Officers, who are daily being subjected to doxxing and murder threats, are HEROES. We will always have their back as they carry out this noble mission. America will be for Americans again!» Trump posted to Truth Social on Thursday.