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US says its forces ready to restart combat if Iran doesn’t agree to a deal

US says its forces ready to restart combat if Iran doesn’t agree to a deal

WASHINGTON: US forces in the Middle East are postured to restart combat operations immediately if Iran doesn’t agree to a peace deal, top American military officials said on Thursday (Apr 16). As part of a campaign to pressure Tehran to sign an agreement, US military forces are mounting a blockade on all ships seeking to enter or leave Iran. “You, Iran, can choose a prosperous future, a golden bridge, and we hope that you do for the people of Iran,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told a Pentagon briefing. “But if Iran chooses poorly, then they will have a blockade and bombs dropping on infrastructure, power and energy.” The Trump administration expressed optimism on Wednesday about reaching a deal to end the war with Iran, while also warning of increasing economic pressure against Tehran if it remains defiant. Hegseth, addressing the Iranian leadership, said: “This is not a fair fight, and we know what military assets you are moving and where you are moving them to.” General Dan ​Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, …

California Sues US Dept of Energy Over Sable Oil Pipeline Restart

California Sues US Dept of Energy Over Sable Oil Pipeline Restart

March 23 (Reuters) – California Attorney General Rob ⁠Bonta ⁠said on Monday he has ⁠sued the U.S. Department of Energy to stop it from ​using a Cold War-era law to restart the long-disputed Sable Offshore pipeline system linking the Santa Ynez ‌offshore platform to California refineries. U.S. ‌Secretary of Energy Chris Wright earlier this month restarted the pipelines using powers granted ⁠to him ⁠by President Donald Trump through an executive order that invoked the Defense ​Production Act to supersede state laws. “We won’t let this outrageous federal overreach go without a fight,” Bonta said in a press conference Monday. Bonta alleged Wright’s restart order violates state law, ​state court orders and a settlement approved by a federal court.  Spokespersons for the U.S. ⁠Department ⁠of Energy and Sable Offshore ⁠did not ​immediately respond to requests for comment on the lawsuit, which was filed in San ​Francisco federal court. California is ⁠asking the court to rule that Wright’s restart order violated federal law and the U.S. Constitution, and to prohibit the Energy Department from relying on the order to …

Failed American dream: Deportees restart their lives in Guatemala – Focus

Failed American dream: Deportees restart their lives in Guatemala – Focus

To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement tracking and audience measurement. Accept Manage my choices One of your browser extensions seems to be blocking the video player from loading. To watch this content, you may need to disable it on this site. Try again FOCUS © FRANCE 24 Issued on: 10/02/2026 – 13:23 05:40 min From the show Reading time 1 min In the year since Donald Trump returned to the White House, more than 350,000 migrants have been deported from the United States. This report takes us to meet several of them in Guatemala. In this central American country, thousands have started to rebuild their lives after their forced removal. FRANCE 24’s Andrés Suárez Jaramillo reports, with Lauren Bain. Source link

California Sues the Trump Administration Over Plans to Restart Oil Pipelines Along the Coast

California Sues the Trump Administration Over Plans to Restart Oil Pipelines Along the Coast

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California sued the federal government Friday for approving a Texas-based company’s plans to restart two oil pipelines along the state’s coast, escalating a fight over the Trump administration’s removal of regulatory barriers to offshore oil drilling for the first time in decades. The state oversees the pipelines that run through Santa Barbara and Kern counties, said Democratic Attorney General Rob Bonta. “The federal administration has no right to usurp California’s regulatory authority,” he said at a news conference. “We’re taking them to court to draw a line in the sand and to protect our coast, beaches and communities from potentially hazardous pipelines.” But the U.S. Transportation Department agency that approved Sable’s plan pushed back on the lawsuit. “Restarting the Las Flores Pipeline will bring much needed American energy to a state with the highest gas prices in the country,” said a spokesperson with the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. Sable did not respond for comment on the lawsuit. Trump signed an executive order on the first day of his second …

Tapsoba to miss Bundesliga restart, says Leverkusen coach

Tapsoba to miss Bundesliga restart, says Leverkusen coach

BERLIN, Jan ‌9 : Bayer Leverkusen defender Edmond Tapsoba will miss Saturday’s Bundesliga match against visitors VfB Stuttgart despite his return this week from Africa Cup of Nations duty, coach Kasper Hjulmand said on Friday. Tapsoba was part of the Burkina Faso team that lost 3-0 to Ivory ‌Coast in the round of 16 of ‌the continental competition on Tuesday. The Bundesliga resumes this weekend following a three-week winter break. “He will get a few days of holiday now, to relax and get some time with the family but will be back next week,” Hjulmand told a ‍press conference. Leverkusen have a busy three-match schedule with a trip to Hamburg SV on Tuesday after the Stuttgart match, followed by another away game at Hoffenheim on Saturday.  “Three points are a top ​priority tomorrow. We want ‌to sleep with the three points on Saturday night and we are ready,” Hjulmand said. Tapsoba could be ​back for the Hamburg game but Hjulmand said he would see ⁠what condition the player was ‌in before taking a final decision. Leverkusen …

Greek flights restart after radio loss grinds airport operations to halt | Aviation News

Greek flights restart after radio loss grinds airport operations to halt | Aviation News

Air traffic was disrupted and there was no way to communicate with aircraft over the airspace, authorities said. Published On 4 Jan 20264 Jan 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Incoming and outgoing flights were temporarily suspended in airports across Greece after airspace radio frequencies were lost due to a technical problem that has confounded authorities. Thousands of travellers were seen stranded at airports for several hours on Sunday as air traffic was crippled and communications were cut off. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of list Authorities said the disruption began just before 9am local time (07:00 GMT), when most aviation radio frequencies were hit by massive interference, forcing a precautionary shutdown of Greek airspace. Greece’s civil aviation authority said an indeterminate “noise” impacted radio channels, but the cause was not clear. “The ‘noise’ observed in the frequencies was in the form of continuous, involuntary emission,” it said in a statement. People gather as airports across Greece suspended arrivals and departures on Sunday at the Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, near …

Eurostar services to restart after tunnel disruption caused travel chaos – POLITICO

Eurostar services to restart after tunnel disruption caused travel chaos – POLITICO

Earlier in the day, multiple issues caused transport chaos for thousands of people traveling ahead of New Year celebrations. “Due to a problem with the overhead power supply and a subsequent failed Le Shuttle train the Channel Tunnel is currently closed. Unfortunately, this means we have no choice but to suspend all services today until further notice,” the company said in an earlier update on its website. Le Shuttle, the rail service that transports vehicles and passengers through the Channel Tunnel, was experiencing delays of up to three-and-a-half hours, according to a message on its website. Eurostar had urged passengers not to travel to stations, which include Brussels-Midi, Gare du Nord in Paris and St Pancras in London. British media reported there were traffic jams in front of the tunnel terminal in Folkestone, England and stations crowded with stranded passengers in London and Paris. Eurostar denied reports about stranded train passengers in the tunnel. “It is a broken shuttle (LeShuttle) that has now been moved out of the tunnel,” a spokesperson said. The Channel Tunnel links Great …

Zaporizhzhia Power Plant Could Restart in 18 Months Once the War Ends, Head Says

Zaporizhzhia Power Plant Could Restart in 18 Months Once the War Ends, Head Says

MOSCOW, Dec 29 (Reuters) – The ‌head ​of the Russian-controlled ‌Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeastern ​Ukraine said on Monday the facility could restart ‍power generation by the ​middle of 2027 if the war ​concludes ⁠in the near future. “If this (the end of the conflict) happens tomorrow, we will be ready to start up in mid-2027,” Ramil Galiyev was ‌cited as saying by Russia’s RIA state news ​agency. The ‌nuclear plant, Europe’s largest, ‍has ⁠been under Russian control since March 2022, when Russian forces overran much of southeastern Ukraine. It is not currently producing electricity but relies on external power to keep the nuclear material ​cool and avoid a meltdown. Power line repairs are currently underway at the plant under the watch of a team from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and are expected to last a few days. Galiyev said “serious issues” at the plant would have to be addressed before it could go online, ​including replenishing the cooling pond and preparing railway tracks. Both Russia and Ukraine regularly accuse one another …