Strikes against nuclear sites: Iran threatens the United States

After the unprecedented American strikes that, according to Washington, destroyed the Iranian nuclear program, Iran clearly threatened the United States with retaliation on Sunday, with the risk of the situation getting out of control in the Middle East. An adviser to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian supreme leader, said that the United States “no longer had a place” in the Middle East, saying that it should expect “irreparable

Donald Trump urged Tehran to end the conflict after the surprise attack carried out on the night of Saturday to Sunday, using B-2 strategic bombers, targeting three Iranian nuclear sites, where the extent of the damage remains to be evaluated.

Getting the French out of Israel: France is mobilizing A400M military planes
The French ministries of Foreign Affairs and the Armed Forces announced Sunday evening that France has decided to mobilize A400M military planes to transport French nationals “who wish to do so from Ben Gurion Airport in Israel to Cyprus”. These flights, which can take on board a hundred people, will be carried out “subject to Israeli authorization” and will be in addition to the civilian charter flights departing from Amman. This decision was taken during the National Defense and Security Council (CDSN) which was held on Sunday at the Elysée Palace, at the request of President Emmanuel Macron.

Massive drone attack on Kiev: at least four injured

A “massive attack” by Russian drones on Monday in Kiev injured at least four people. Authorities in the Ukrainian capital where loud detonations were heard were announced after Ukraine promised to intensify its strikes on Russia. The head of the Kiev administration, Timour Tkatchenko announced on Telegram that “another massive attack against the capital. Possibly several waves of enemy drones.”

Paris: Antonio Filosa takes office at the head of Stellantis

While the world's fifth-largest car manufacturer (brands Peugeot, Fiat, Chrysler) is going through a difficult period, Antonio Filosa must replace Carlos Tavares at the head of Stellantis on Monday and announce his new management team. This Italian personifies the radical turn taken by the car manufacturer, after the era of the very Francophile Carlos Tavares. He was posted for a long time in Brazil and then in the United States. Until now, Filosa was director for North and South America for the group with 14 brands, as well as global director of quality. He is due to announce the new Stellantis management team on Monday. He will then address his teams on Wednesday.

IN A NUTSHELL

Syrian authorities announced that a suicide attack killed at least 22 people on Sunday at a Christian church in Damascus. They accused a member of the Islamic State jihadist group of being the author

The project to twinning the city of Strasbourg with the Palestinian camp of Aïda is causing discord, with the opposition accusing the mayor of “importing the conflict”. It will be put to the vote of the City Council on Monday.

With the aim of offering a social-democratic alternative to La France Insoumise, MEP Raphaël Glucksmann is refining his presidential stature for 2027 by presenting his “vision for France” on Monday.

Dimanche soir, Black Eyed Peas, an American band with 35 million albums sold, launched their French tour at the Château de Chambord (Loir-et-Cher) for a sold-out concert in front of more than 30,000 people.