España declara tres días de luto tras una colisión de trenes de alta velocidad que deja al menos 68 muertos
Two high-speed trains collided Wednesday morning near Urda in Toledo province, killing at least 68 people, the AP and The Guardian reported; Anadolu called it one of the worst rail disasters in Europe's recent history. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called it "unacceptable" for Spain to have two high-speed rail accidents in one year, after January's derailment that killed 46, and said, "If there has been negligence, it will be known," according to EFE. A judge is leading the investigation, Spain's judiciary said.
Fuente: AP (opens in new tab)
Irán dice que tres petroleros chocaron contra minas en el estrecho de Ormuz mientras mediadores impulsan el retorno de las conversaciones
Iran said three tankers struck mines and exploded while trying to exit the strait, the AP reported. The AP's Morning Wire said U.S. officials have warned regional allies about possible renewed strikes on Iran. Anadolu reported President Trump said Washington is communicating with Tehran through mediators and that he approved Vice President JD Vance's request to help Iran obtain medical supplies; Trump said he did not know whether negotiations would succeed.
Fuente: AP (opens in new tab)
Corea del Norte dispara alrededor de una docena de misiles balísticos de corto alcance, dice Corea del Sur
South Korea's military said the missiles were launched Thursday from the Wonsan area toward the sea east of the peninsula, Anadolu reported, citing Yonhap. Japan's Defense Ministry had earlier reported a possible ballistic missile launch.
Fuente: Anadolu Agency (opens in new tab)
