Israel llevó a cabo múltiples ataques contra instalaciones nucleares iraníes mientras la guerra aérea entre ambas naciones seguía intensificándose. Las fuentes afirman que los ataques de Israel pretenden hacer añicos los cimientos del gobierno iraní.

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The United States has joined Israel in striking nuclear targets in Iran. It follows an escalating broader conflict in the region including the ongoing Gaza war.

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Israel conducted airstrikes on several Iranian nuclear sites, including the Kondab, Natanz, and Isfahan facilities, as part of an ongoing air war with Iran. The Israeli military initially claimed to have targeted the Bushehr nuclear power plant but later retracted this statement. Iranian authorities have restricted information flow, limiting updates on casualties and damage.

In retaliation, Iranian missiles struck the Soroka Medical University Centre in southern Israel, injuring 40 people, mostly staff and patients. Iran's Revolutionary Guards stated their intended targets were Israeli military and intelligence sites near the hospital. The conflict has also resulted in missile strikes on residential areas in Tel Aviv. International observers express concern as both sides escalate attacks on critical infrastructure and civilian areas.

Israel ataca instalaciones nucleares e Irán ataca un hospital en plena escalada bélica

Israel bombardeó objetivos nucleares en Irán el jueves, y misiles iraníes alcanzaron un hospital israelí durante la noche, mientras la guerra aérea de una semana continuaba intensificándose. Por su parte, el presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump, ha mantenido al mundo en vilo sobre si Israel superpotencia aliada se uniría a él en los ataques aéreos. Trump ha pasado de proponer un rápido final diplomático de la guerra a sugerir que Estados Unidos podría unirse a ella. El ejército israelí publicó un gráfico, así como imágenes de vídeo que dice que muestra un aéreo ataque sobre el sitio nuclear Kondab en la ciudad central de Irak. También dijo que había atacado las instalaciones nucleares iraníes de Natanz e Isfahan y la central nuclear de Bushehr. central nuclear de Bushehr, aunque un portavoz se retractó más tarde de esta última afirmación. Cualquier ataque a la central de Bushehr, cercana a vecinos árabes y que alberga a técnicos rusos se considera un riesgo de catástrofe nuclear. El lunes, Israel atacó la sede de la televisión estatal iraní. El jueves, el edificio era un cascarón gravemente dañado tras el ataque. Es difícil encontrar imágenes de vídeo del interior de Irán, ya que Internet está casi completamente bloqueado. cerrado. También se ha prohibido filmar al público, alegando las autoridades el riesgo de espionaje. Irán ha dejado de informar sobre el número de muertos y de difundir imágenes de destrucción, aparentemente para evitar el pánico. Funcionarios israelíes, occidentales y regionales dicen que la campaña de Israel busca romper los cimientos del gobierno del líder supremo Ali Jamenei y dejarlo al borde del colapso. En el sur de Israel, humo negro salía del Centro Médico Universitario Soroka. El director general del hospital dijo a los periodistas que un ataque con misiles había destruido varios salas y herido a 40 personas, en su mayoría personal y pacientes. La Guardia Revolucionaria iraní dijo que su objetivo era el ejército y los servicios de inteligencia israelíes. situado cerca del hospital. Hablando en el sitio del hospital, el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu dijo que los tiranos de Teherán se pagar el precio completo. Los misiles también alcanzaron un edificio residencial en el este de Tel Aviv.

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Israel ataca instalaciones nucleares e Irán ataca un hospital en plena escalada bélica

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