Trump ha retrasado plazos para Irán, pero sugiere que éste es el último
El presidente Donald Trump habla con reporteros en la Casa Blanca en Washington, el 6 de abril del 2026. (AP foto/Mark Schiefelbein)
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Iranians face more chaos as New Year begins and Trump sharpens threat
An Iranian flag hangs over the rubble of a building of the Sharif University of Technology that was hit by an airstrike in Tehran. (West Asia News Agency via Reuters)
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Trump warns Iran’s ‘whole civilization will die tonight’ unless deal struck
President Donald Trump on Tuesday sharply ramped up his threats against Iran, warning "a whole civilization will die tonight" unless the country's leadership strikes a deal that involves reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
· Kevin Breuninger, Megan Cassella
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On April 5, US President Donald Trump issued an expletive-laden threat to Iran: open the Strait of Hormuz, whose near closure has spiked oil prices globally, or else bridges and power plants would be bombed.
· Mohammad Mansour
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· REUTERS
Trump, Rubio Eye Visa Revocations For Nearly 4,000 Iranian Elites Living In America
Podcaster Katie Miller, who is also the wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, said on Fox News overnight that the Trump administration and the State Department, under Secretary Marco Rubio, are planning to revoke the visas of thousands of Iranian elites living in the U.S.
· Tyler Durden
Futures Slide, Oil Jumps After US Attacks Kharg Island Ahead Of Trump's 8pm Iran Deadline
US futures reversed earlier gains and oil advanced following reports that Iran's Kharg island was targeted earlier on Tuesday, while the market was largely paralyzed ahead of Trump’s 8pm ET deadline for Iran to agree to a ceasefire or face escalation. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures are down 0.4%, and Nasdaq futures sl…
· Tyler Durden
Trump warns Iran that ‘a whole civilization will die tonight’ as deadline looms
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· Ryan King
Trump tells Iran: 'A whole civilization will die tonight'
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Iranian “civilisation will die tonight”, once again threatening Iran unless it makes a deal to end the war.
· Middleeasteye
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· Iya Gozum
Israel targets railways and infrastructure, at least nine killed
US President Donald Trump has threatened to strike Iranian civilian infrastructure within hours if Tehran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Reports meanwhile indicate Israel is already targeting infrastructure across Iran.
· Middleeasteye
‘Caught unawares’: France put to the test by the US-Israeli war in the Middle East
Donald Trump said it bluntly and without mincing words in a message posted on his Truth Social network on 30 March: France has been "VERY UNHELPFUL" in the war on Iran, and the United States “will REMEMBER!!!".
· Middleeasteye
Iranians face more chaos as New Year begins and Trump threat looms
An Iranian flag hangs over the rubble of a building of the Sharif University of Technology that was hit by an airstrike in Tehran. (West Asia News Agency via Reuters)
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· Tyler Durden
Iran Guards threaten long-term energy disruption for US allies if ‘red lines’ crossed
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· Alba Asenjo Domínguez in Washington
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· Aaron Timms
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· Rich Lowry
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The Israeli military has warned Iranians to avoid using trains or going near railway lines, as a deadline for a deal imposed by US President Donald Trump nears expiry.
· The National
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· Fox News
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· Tom Ambrose
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· Rachel Leingang
Oil prices seesaw after Trump says Iran can be ‘taken out’ in one night
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· Lauren Almeida
Key Fed official sees possible rate hike amid higher gas prices, inflation concerns
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· Associated Press
Israel warns Iranians not to use trains as Trump deadline looms
Threat comes after US president said he would bomb power plants and bridges if Iran did not reopen strait of Hormuz
· Dan Sabbagh
Trump says US tried to arm Iran protesters, but lost weapons
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· Agence France-Presse
Iran defiant as deadline looms for Trump threat to infrastructure
TEHRAN — Iran showed no sign of backing down Tuesday as a US deadline loomed for it to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, defying threats by President Donald Trump to "decimate" the country's civilian infrastructure.
· Agence France-Presse
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· Abrahm Lustgarten
Iranian Kurdish Groups Deny Receiving US Arms After Trump's 'Guns For Protesters' Remark
Several Iranian Kurdish opposition groups on Monday denied reports that the US had armed them during anti-government protests and riots that erupted in January, leaving over 3,000 Iranians dead.
· Tyler Durden
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· Domi Suskova
Iran calls on its youth to form human chains around power plants after Trump warns of ‘complete demolition’
Iran called on its youth Tuesday to form human chains around its power plants – after President Trump threatened to decimate the Islamic Republic’s energy infrastructure if it fails to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
· Chris Bradford
Albanese in dash to Singapore to secure fuel as Trump deadline looms
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will dash to Singapore to lock in fuel imports from the oil superpower as Australia backs diplomatic moves from Turkey and Egypt to mediate an end to the war in Iran.
· Paul Sakkal
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· The Associated Press
Iran calls for ‘human chains’ around its power plants as Trump’s deadline nears
Tehran defiant after the US president warned the ‘entire country can be taken out in one night’
· Associated Press
Iran calls for ‘human chains’ around its power plants as Trump’s deadline nears
Tehran defiant after the US president warned the ‘entire country can be taken out in one night’
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· Kolette Lim
Most in Asean prefer China over US as partner in poll, Trump cited as biggest concern
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· Kolette Lim
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· Milena Wälde
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· The Associated Press
Seoul takes note of Trump's remarks in Iran war: official
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· Kim Seung-yeon
Iran war: What is happening on day 39 of US-Israeli attacks?
United States President Donald Trump has warned of the “complete demolition” of Iran’s key infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by a looming deadline, signalling a sharp escalation in tensions. He described Tehran’s response to a US ceasefire proposal as “significant” but ultimately “not good enough”.
· Elizabeth Melimopoulos
Treasury yields rise as Trump reiterates Iran infrastructure threat, sending oil higher
U.S. Treasury yields rose on Tuesday as President Donald Trump again warned the U.S. would strike Iranian civilian and energy infrastructure if Tehran did not agree to reopen the Strait of Hormuz before a looming deadline.
· Hugh Leask
Israel threatens Iran’s trains, railways before Trump’s deadline expires
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· Al Jazeera Staff