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Hegseth, military brass describe ‘incredible and overwhelming success’ of US strikes on Iran
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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan «Razin» Caine held a press conference from the Pentagon early Sunday morning to relay details on the U.S. military’s successful strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
«Last night, on President Trump’s orders, U.S. Central Command conducted a precision strike in the middle of the night against three nuclear facilities in Iran Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan in order to destroy or severely degrade Iran’s nuclear program,» Hegseth said Sunday morning from the Pentagon.
«It was an incredible and overwhelming success,» Hegseth continued. «The order we received from our commander in chief was focused. It was powerful, and it was clear we devastated the Iranian nuclear program. But it’s worth noting the operation did not target Iranian troops or the Iranian people for the entirety of his time in office.»
The press conference was held following President Donald Trump addressing the nation at 10 p.m. Saturday evening, just hours after he announced the successful strikes on a trio of Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth (left) and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force Gen. Dan Caine (right) arrive for a news conference at the Pentagon on June 22, 2025, in Arlington, Virginia. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
«The mission demonstrated to the world the level of joint and allied integration that speak to the strength of our alliance and our joint forces,» Hegseth continued. «As President Trump has stated, the United States does not seek war, but let me be clear: We will act swiftly and decisively when our people, our partners or our interests are threatened. Iran should listen to the United States and know that he means it.»
Caine addressed the media and explained the strikes, dubbed «Operation Midnight Hammer,» included the use of submarines, dozens of Tomahawk land attack cruise missiles, and the «longest B-2 spirit bomber mission since 2001.»
«At approximately 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time last night and just prior to the strike package entering Iran, a U.S. submarine in the Central Command area of responsibility launched more than two dozen Tomahawk land attack cruise missiles against key surface infrastructure targets as often as the Operation Midnight Hammer strike package entered Iranian airspace,» Caine said. «The U.S. employed several deception tactics.»
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine, right, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. (Getty Images)
«This was a highly classified mission with very few people in Washington knowing the timing or nature of this plan,» he continued. «I’ll refer you to the graphic on the side as I walk you through some of the operational details. At midnight Friday into Saturday morning, a large B-2 strike package comprised of bombers launched from the continental United States as part of the plan to maintain tactical surprise. Part of the package proceeded to the west and into the Pacific as a decoy. A deception effort, known only to an extremely small number of planners and key leaders here in Washington and in Tampa.»
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held a press conference at the Pentagon on June 22, 2025. (Fox News / The Will Cain Show)
Trump announced the U.S. had struck a trio of nuclear facilities in Iran via a Saturday evening Truth Social post, which was not preceded by any media leaks of prior indication such strikes were imminent.
The president ordered U.S. B-2 stealth bombers to carry out the strikes against Iran’s Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities.
Five to six bunker-buster bombs struck the Fordow nuclear site, Trump told Fox News’ Sean Hannity shortly after announcing the Saturday night strikes.
Trump later addressed the nation from the White House while flanked by Vice President JD Vance, Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, where he announced Iran’s nuclear facilities had been «obliterated» and that the country has been backed into a corner and «must now make peace.»
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«Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated,» Trump said. «And Iran, the bully of the Middle East, must now make peace. If they do not, future attacks would be far greater and a lot easier.»
Vice President JD Vance, from left, President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth during an address to the nation in the East Room of the White House in Washington, June 21, 2025. (Carlos Barria/Reuters/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Trump had repeatedly urged Iran to make a deal on its nuclear program before striking its nuclear facilities, but the country pulled out of ongoing talks with the U.S. scheduled for June 15 in Oman and refused to return to the table in the days following. Israel pre-emptively ordered strikes on Iran June 12 as Israeli intelligence indicated Iran’s nuclear program was rapidly progressing.
«A short time ago, the U.S. military carried out massive precision strikes on the three key nuclear facilities in the Iranian regime: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan,» Trump said during his address. «Everybody heard those names for years as they built this horribly destructive enterprise. Our objective was the destruction of Iran’s nuclear enrichment capacity, and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the world’s number one state sponsor of terror. Tonight, I can report to the world that the strikes were a spectacular military success.»
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«For 40 years, Iran has been saying, ‘Death to America. Death to Israel.’ They have been killing our people, blowing off their arms, blowing off their legs with roadside bombs,» Trump continued. «That was their specialty. We lost over a thousand people, and hundreds of thousands throughout the Middle East and around the world have died as a direct result of their hate in particular.»
The president said that the U.S. worked like a team with Israel in the lead-up to the strikes.
«I want to thank and congratulate Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu,» he said. «We worked as a team, like perhaps no team has ever worked before, and we’ve gone a long way to erasing this horrible threat to Israel. I want to thank the Israeli military for the wonderful job they’ve done. And most importantly, I want to congratulate the great American patriots who flew those magnificent machines tonight and all of the United States military on an operation the likes of which the world has not seen in many, many decades.»
Caine told the media that the strikes Saturday evening were U.S.-led, while lauding Israel for its initial operations «degrading Iranian capabilities.»
«Israel had an incredible military success, especially at the beginning and ongoing in degrading Iranian capabilities, degrading Iranian launchers,» reusable ballistic missiles, Caine said. «It’s been incredible to watch what our ally Israel has been able to do.»
«But as it pertains to this strike, this was U.S.-operated and U.S.-led,» he added. «We took advantage of some of the preparatory work that’s been done over the past week and a half.»
Hegseth underscored that Trump is focused on securing peace in the Middle East following the strikes.
«As the president put put out last night, he wants peace,» Hegseth said. «There needs to be a negotiated settlement here. We ultimately demonstrated that Iran cannot have a nuclear capability. That is a very clear mission set on this operation.»
President Donald J. Trump in The Situation Room, June 21, 2025. (The White House via X)
Israel launched pre-emptive strikes on Iran on June 12 after months of attempted and stalled nuclear negotiations and subsequent heightened concern that Iran was advancing its nuclear program. Netanyahu declared soon afterward that the strikes were necessary to «roll back the Iranian threat to Israel’s very survival.»
The strikes were unexpected on Saturday evening, as Trump on Thursday said he would make a decision on Iran within the next two weeks, suggesting that such a strike would not unfold over the weekend. While six B-2 bombers that were spotted heading west from Missouri toward Guam on Saturday afternoon were decoys and part of the «misleading tidbits put out there to suggest that maybe President Trump had put off the decision,» Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin said during an appearance Saturday evening as news broke of the strikes.
«Those six B-2 bombers that were heading west toward Guam, they would not have made it to Iran in time to take part in this strike,» she said while speaking with Fox News’ Bret Baier Saturday evening. «So, that suggests to me that there was an additional B-1 package that perhaps flew eastward from Whiteman Air Force Base. Again, this was all part of the deception. There was a great deal of sort of misleading tidbits put out there to suggest that maybe President Trump had put off the decision and that this would happen two weeks from now.»
Trump earned bipartisan praise from Congressional lawmakers for taking action to prevent Iran, the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism, from achieving nuclear capabilities.
Other members of Congress, however, simultaneously criticized Trump for not asking for Congressional approval ahead of the military strikes and raised concerns of the risk of war.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has yet to comment on the strikes. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, however, said that diplomacy is an unlikely option in the wake of the U.S. strikes.
Iranian flags fly as fire and smoke from an Israeli attack on Sharan Oil depot rise, following Israeli strikes on Iran, in Tehran, Iran, June 15, 2025. (Majid Asgaripour/WANA (West Asia News Agency) via Reuters)
«Last week, we were in negotiations with the US when Israel decided to blow up that diplomacy. This week, we held talks with the E3/EU when the US decided to blow up that diplomacy,» Araghchi wrote on X. «What conclusion would you draw?»
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Araghchi said he’ll travel to Moscow later Sunday to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, with whom Iran enjoys «a strategic partnership.»
Hegseth said on Sunday during the press conference that correspondence with Iran is being conducted both publicly and privately to pursue a deal for peace.
«I can only confirm that there are both public and private messages being directly delivered to the Iranians in multiple channels, giving them every opportunity to come to the table. They understand precisely what the American position is. Precisely, what steps they can take to allow for peace,» the secretary of defense said. «And we hope they do so.»
“¡Ay, se está quemando! ¡Ay, se está quemando!”, dicen unos jóvenes que siguen bailando mientras graban con sus celulares las llamas en el techo del bar Le Constellation, en la estación de esquí de Crans-Montana.
No parecen darse cuenta de la gravedad de la situación, que pronto se convertirá en “una de las peores tragedias que conoció Suiza”, según las palabras del presidente de la Confederación, Guy Parmelin.
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Al menos 40 muertos y alrededor de 115 heridos, la mayoría de ellos en estado grave, dejó el impactante incendio durante los festejos de Año Nuevo.
La tragedia se desató alrededor de la 01:30 de la madrugada en el sótano del bar Le Constellation, un lugar popular entre los jóvenes locales y los turistas con capacidad para 300 personas.
En el video se ve que un joven intenta apagar las llamas con un trapo. Otra secuencia, grabada momentos después, muestra a los jóvenes tratando de escapar de la fiesta mientras el ambiente se tiñe de naranja.
Se dan vuelta y corren hacia las escaleras que conducen a la única salida del establecimiento en medio del caos resultante.
Unas 40 personas murieron en el incendio y más de 100 resultaron heridas. (Foto: captura de video).
Un tercer video, grabado afuera del bar, muestra el pánico total. Gritos, empujones, personas tratando de salir por la ventana y apiladas en la escalera de la entrada.
“La gente corría a través de las llamas... Había gente intentando abrir las ventanas con sillas”, relató Alexis Laguerre, un joven que pasaba con unos amigos por delante del bar cuando vieron humo y luego llamas, al canal de televisión público suizo RTS.
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Así escapaban del bar que se prendió fuego en Suiza. (Foto: captura de video).
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Según informó el portal de noticias BFMTV, Emma y Albane, dos jóvenes francesas que pudieron escapar del lugar tras romper una ventana, aseguraron que “había pánico absoluto” y que “todos gritaban”. Así quedó el bar tras el incendio, que comenzó en el subsuelo. Foto: AFP/Police Cantonale Valaisanne).
Las jóvenes aseguraron que el fuego empezó después de que una de las camareras colocara una bengala de cumpleaños sobre una botella y se prendieran fuego los paneles acústicos de espuma colocados en el techo.
El testimonio de Victoria, otra sobreviviente francesa, publicado por el medio Blick, coincidió con esta versión: “Una bengala colocada en una botella de espumante prendió fuego el techo cuando una mujer, que estaba subida a los hombros de otra persona, levantó la botella demasiado alto”.
Unas bengalas colocadas en botellas de espumante: así habría comenzado la tragedia en Suiza. (Foto: X/BFMTV).
Las llamas se propagaron “a una velocidad vertiginosa”, según la testigo, lo que generó que un gran número de personas que estaban en el lugar terminaran gravemente heridas, e incluso muertas.
Además, las mujeres que la puerta de salida del bar era muy pequeña para la cantidad de personas que quería escapar del fuego, lo que desataba aún más el caos. Así era por dentro el bar Le Constellation. (Foto: crans-montana.ch).
“Lo sigo viendo una y otra vez”, comentó Laëtitia, de 17 años, una sobreviviente entrevistada el jueves por la noche también por BFMTV.
“El fuego se propagó muy rápido, había mucho humo y nos costaba respirar. Luego hubo una explosión. Había una sola puerta para 100 personas. Todos se empujaban como locos. Me encontré debajo de tres o cuatro personas que ardían. Había gente muerta alrededor mío”, comentó. Coches funerarios llegan al bar Le Constellation para llevarse los cuerpos de las víctimas fatales. (Foto: AFP/Maxime Schmid).
“Levanté las manos y un chico que no conocía me agarró y me ayudó a salir. Estaba en shock. Nadie entendía nada, ni los que se estaban quemando parecían entender”, dijo con la voz entrecortada.
Más de 100 heridos
El consejero de Estado suizo Stéphane Ganzer declaró este viernes que “entre 80 y 100 personas se encuentran en estado crítico”. Dada la gravedad de las lesiones, muchas personas aún no fueron identificadas.
Así era por dentro el bar de la tragedia en Suiza. (Foto: gentileza crans-montana.ch).
El servicio de urgencias del principal hospital del Valais se saturó, por lo que algunos heridos fueron trasladados a Lausana, Ginebra o Zúrich, e incluso a Francia e Italia.
La fiscal general del cantón, Béatrice Pilloud, indicó que se movilizaron importantes recursos “para identificar a las víctimas y devolver sus cuerpos a las familias”, aunque “puede llevar varios días”.
El presidente suizo, Guy Parmelin, que asumió el cargo el jueves, anunció que las banderas ondearán a media asta durante cinco días tras esta “tragedia de proporciones aterradoras y sin precedentes”.
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Washington officials blast conservatives for Minnesota-style day care fraud claims in new state
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A top blue-state governor slammed conservatives for inflicting «deep damage» on the Somali–American community, while the state’s top prosecutor warned of potential charges after citizen journalists filmed encounters with alleged Minneapolis-like day care addresses and streamed them online.
Citizen journalists have raised public visibility of rampant fraud allegations in Minnesota, with a large part of the allegations stemming from within the Somali community there. Weeks after Gov. Tim Walz came under fire, other bloggers traveled to Seattle and King County, Washington, to visit what they claimed were similarly fraudulent day care sites — drawing Olympia’s ire.
Former White House Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) chief Elon Musk highlighted media posted by Kristen Magnuson, who, along with Cam Higby — an independent journalist recently connected with Charlie Kirk’s conservative Turning Point USA organization — and podcaster Jonathan Choe, sounded the alarm about alleged Minneapolis-style situations cropping up in the Pacific Northwest.
«They are fraud-maxxing this exploit,» Musk claimed in response to a post by Magnuson that included a video scrolling a list of up to 539 daycare centers in Washington state that she said allegedly listed Somali as the primary language.
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Meanwhile, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson, a Democrat, took to X to post several photos of himself meeting with what he said were Somali community leaders.
In those meetings, Ferguson said he «discuss(ed) the deep damage inflicted by Donald Trump’s harmful rhetoric and reckless deportations. Here in Washington state, we recognize that diversity is a strength.»
Democrats have claimed such «damage» as an uptick in anti-Somali rhetoric and some liberals have condemned citizen journalists taking it upon themselves to visit alleged day care sites.
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson speaks at a podium in Seattle. (Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images)
When Fox News Digital attempted to recreate the 539 day care center list Wednesday from the official Department of Child and Youth Services website, the option to select Somali as a primary language had either been removed or was not there. Magnuson said several of the day cares lacked addresses or other standard identifying information.
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Choe replied to Washington Gov. Ferguson on X, warning that he has a «serious Somali fraud problem in (his) state,» particularly in King County, Washington, which Choe alleged was «especially out of control.»
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«Hey Bob, can you explain this for us?» Higby replied to Ferguson on X, while including a video of him reportedly approaching an address in Federal Way, Washington, that he alleged received more than $200,000 in subsidies.
In the video, a man who accompanied Higby approached the door of the apparent residence and asked if the building was «Dhagash Family Child Care» — as a female voice responded, «no,» and Higby said «rustling» could be heard as his partner approached a home security camera.
In another video, Higby alleged he went to an address listed for a day care that allegedly received $800,000 in subsidies in the town of Kent, Washington, but found «no daycare here» when he approached what appeared to be a residential address.
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«Records show massive subsidy payments following inspections reflecting risk of death to children,» Higby wrote.
«There are 539 childcare centers in Washington state that list Somali as the primary language. Most don’t even give a street address. I don’t know how many of these are submitting fraudulent claims for state grants and subsidies, but I have a strong hunch the number is not zero,» read a separate statement from Magnuson.
The Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) told Fox News Digital that the agency «appreciate(s) our licensed child care providers and the important work they do to care for and educate our youngest learners.»
«We take fraud seriously. Washington state utilizes a variety of measures to minimize fraud. For example, DCYF conducts unannounced site visits at every licensed childcare provider at least once per year,» the agency said.
DCYF also randomly audits its rolls to confirm the accuracy of disbursements to the day care providers, the agency said, verifying attendance and matching families authorized to receive such benefits. The agency said it tallied 1,440 audits in 2024.
Of the lack of addresses found by Magnuson, DCYF said the state has addresses for every provider listed even if the public-facing website lacks full data, and that about 5,500 providers or 2.6% statewide do list Somali as their «language spoken.»
DCYF told Fox News Digital that anyone suspecting fraud should contact the state’s hotline directly at 1‐800‐562‐6906.
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Washington state government reporter Carleen Johnson also replied to Ferguson’s tweet saying she visited several «Somali-run home daycare centers» in Federal Way, comparing her visits to those of YouTuber Nick Shirley in Minneapolis.
«There were no children and no one willing to chat with this reporter. They threatened me with police,» she said.
Amid the videos dropping, Washington Democratic Attorney General Nicholas Brown said his office received complaints from Somali residents «after reports of home-based daycare providers being harassed and accused of fraud with little to no fact-checking.»
«We are in touch with the state Department of Children Youth and Families regarding the claims being pushed online and the harassment reported by daycare providers,» Brown said, adding that showing up on a person’s porch and «threatening or harassing them is not an investigation; neither is filming minors who may be in the home.»
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Brown urged anyone subjected to that treatment to contact police or his office’s Hate Crimes & Bias hotline.
«If you think fraud is happening, there are appropriate measures to report and investigate,» Brown said in a statement. Where «fraud is substantiated and verified by law enforcement and regulatory agencies, people should be held accountable.»
Higby responded to Brown appearing to reference his work, tweeting that «journalists showing up to daycares and asking for applications is not harassment or threatening — unless of course, it’s a fraudulent daycare, then it may be threatening to the fraud ring.»
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The FAA issued a ground stop for the Seattle airport. (Reuters/Chris Helgren)
Neither Brown’s nor Ferguson’s office responded to Fox News Digital’s request for comment by press time.
According to Newsweek, Magnuson filtered her searches for Somali as the primary language of a day care, and added a filter for Washington «Early Achievers» program beneficiaries, which «entitles them to state funding. That second filter cut the number of centers returned to 274,» according to the outlet.
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Witnesses give harrowing accounts of New Year’s horror that erupted due to Swiss ski resort bar fire
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Eyewitnesses have been recounting the nightmare they saw after a fiery blaze erupted at a bar in Switzerland leaving dozens dead and others wounded earlier this week.
«I thought my little brother was inside so I came and tried to break the window to help people to exit, and after that I went in,» a man, aged 18, said, according to the BBC. «I saw people burning… I found people burning from head to foot, no clothes anymore,» he recalled, noting, «It was very shocking.»
The man’s brother was not harmed, the outlet reported.
«I went in this bar every day this week — the day I didn’t go, it burned,» he noted, according to the outlet.
An individual named Daniella was heading home with her husband from a dinner when she witnessed some of the horror, the BBC reported.
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Police officers and rescuers stand next to a firefighters’ vehicle on the site of a fire that ripped through the bar Le Constellation in Crans-Montana on January 1, 2026. (Maxime Schmid / AFP via Getty Images)
«People were running in all directions, screaming and crying. I saw several people being carried out on stretchers,» she told the outlet. «A young man came up to me and said he’d seen hell — things he would never forget. And then I just froze.»
Gianni Campolo, 19, headed to the bar to assist first responders after getting a call from a friend who escaped the fire, according to the Associated Press.
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Mourners gather to leave flowers and candles at the scene after a fire broke out overnight at Le Constellation bar on Jan. 1, 2026, in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. (Harold Cunningham/Getty Images)
«I have seen horror, and I don’t know what else would be worse than this,» Campolo informed TF1, according to the AP.
Ferdinand Du Beaudiez, a 19-year-old who escaped from the fire in the bar, said that he went back in to look for his brother, his girlfriend and others, said he «couldn’t think to let them stay in the fire when I was alive outside.»
He said the first time he headed back in, he found a person «laying in the stairs» who «was completely burned, clothes were burned» — he explained that he could not tell if the individual was a man or a woman. He «slid» the person «on the ground, and he was being taken care of, um, outside … » the survivor recalled.
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This photograph shows the area around the bar Le Constellation after a fire ripped through the venue during the New Year’s Eve celebrations in the luxury Alpine ski resort town of Crans-Montana, on Jan. 1, 2026. (Maxime Schmid / AFP via Getty Images)
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The second time he headed back in, he experienced «more smoke,» and he «could breathe less,» he said, explaining he «went in, couldn’t see anything and went straight out.»
He eventually found his girlfriend, who told him where his brother was.
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