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2026-03-09 11:28:53 (21 hours ago)

Trump diz estar 'longe' de ordenar missão terrestre no Irã, mas que 'não está feliz' com escolha do novo líder

Quem é Mojtaba Khamenei, novo líder supremo do Irã O presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, disse nesta segunda-feira (9) que está "longe de" ordenar uma missão terrestre no Irã, mas que '"não está feliz" com a escolha de Mojtaba Khamenei como novo líder supremo do país, em entrevista exclusiva ao jornal americano "New York Post" ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp Questionado se tinha planos para o envio de tropas americanas ao Irã com o objetivo de proteger as instalações subterrâneas de enriquecimento de urânio, Trump afirmou que falta consenso dentro de seu governo sobre que atitude tomar, mas revelou que uma missão terrestre não deve ocorrer em um futuro próximo. "Não tomamos nenhuma decisão sobre isso. Estamos longe de chegar a um acordo", admitiu. Sobre Mojtaba Khamenei - filho do aiatolá morto no primeiro dia de ataques dos EUA e Israel a Teerã -, que foi validado como substituto do pai, Trump não quis comentar: "Não vou dizer a vocês, mas não estou satisfeito com ele". No domingo (8), antes de o regime iraniano nomear Mojtaba Khamenei como o sucessor de Ali Khamenei, Trump declarou que o próximo líder supremo do Irã não iria durar muito se Teerã não obtiver sua aprovação. “Ele vai ter que obter nossa aprovação”, disse Trump ao canal ABC News. "Se ele não obtiver nossa aprovação, não vai durar muito". O presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump REUTERS/Nathan Howard Dias antes, na quinta-feira (5), o presidente norte-americano afirmou que pretendia participar diretamente do processo de escolha do novo líder iraniano e que a hipótese de ter Mojtaba Khamenei, no posto era “inaceitável”. “O filho de Khamenei é inaceitável para mim. Queremos alguém que traga harmonia e paz ao Irã. Eles estão perdendo tempo. O filho de Khamenei é um peso morto”. Em entrevista à uma TV americana, o ministro das Relações Exteriores do Irã, Abbas Araghchi, afirmou que cabe ao povo iraniano, e não ao presidente dos Estados Unidos, escolher o novo líder do país. O chanceler também exigiu um pedido de desculpas do presidente americano por, segundo ele, ter iniciado a guerra no Oriente Médio:. "Não permitimos que ninguém interfira em nossos assuntos internos. É responsabilidade do povo iraniano escolher seu novo líder. Trump deveria pedir desculpas ao povo da região e ao povo iraniano pelos assassinatos e pela destruição que provocaram". Veja os vídeos que estão em alta no g1

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-03-09 11:28:05 (21 hours ago)

What defence support could Ukraine offer Middle East states amid Iran war?

Ukraine has built low-cost drones to counter Russian attacks with imported Iranian Shahed drones.

France 24 - World News

2026-03-09 11:26:06 (21 hours ago)

What will Iran's new Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei be in charge of?

Mojtaba Khamenei, son of late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has become Iran's new supreme leader. The secretive 56-year-old cleric is only the third supreme leader in the history of the Islamic Republic and has close ties to the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard. But what will his role actually entail?

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-09 11:25:56 (21 hours ago)

Verdict on the start of F1’s new era: five talking points from the Australian GP

Mercedes’ flying start lives up to promise, but new regulations receive scathing reviews

The pre-season favourites had done their level best to play down their expected advantage in the buildup to the Australian Grand Prix, but it was impossible to hide. A dominant one-two by the best part of a second for George Russell and Kimi Antonelli in qualifying was followed by a similarly assured one-two finish in the race.

South China Morning Post - World News

2026-03-09 11:24:04 (21 hours ago)

Scotland vape shop blaze closes Glasgow railway station, nation’s busiest

A major fire in the heart of Glasgow crippled Scottish train services on Monday as firefighters worked to douse the blaze that destroyed a four-storey building next to Scotland’s busiest railway station. Glasgow Central Station was closed and all travel to, from and through the station was expected to be disrupted, according to rail operators. It was not clear when the station would reopen, but it was expected to remain closed for a further day on Tuesday. The fire broke out Sunday afternoon in...

Times of India

2026-03-09 11:23:36 (21 hours ago)

Donald Trump urges tankers to ‘show some guts’ in Strait of Hormuz as oil prices surge

President Trump urged tanker crews navigating the Strait of Hormuz to "show some guts," asserting that Iran's naval capabilities have been significantly diminished. He stated there is "nothing to be afraid of" as global oil prices surged over $100 per barrel due to fears of supply disruptions.

Le Monde - World News

2026-03-09 11:23:32 (21 hours ago)

Macron says France and allies preparing 'defensive' mission to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Speaking from Cyprus, an EU country that was struck by Iranian-made drones, Emmanuel Macron said the 'purely defensive, purely support mission' would be aimed at escorting container ships and tankers in order to gradually reopen the strait.

France 24 - World News

2026-03-09 11:23:20 (21 hours ago)

Oil prices surge amid Middle East conflict for first time since 2022

The Iran crisis has sent oil prices surging, and the G7 finance ministers are meeting later today to discuss possibly releasing strategic oil reserves to stabilise oil prices. The Brent oil barrel has reached its highest price since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Solange Mougin has more on the factors that can make the price of the barrel fluctuate.

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-09 11:23:14 (21 hours ago)

Roman Abramovich ready to fight UK government over proceeds from £2.5bn Chelsea sale

Russian oligarch says money is his to allocate despite international sanctions imposed on his assets

The Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has stepped up his row with the British government over the £2.5bn proceeds of his sale of Chelsea FC, insisting that the money is his to allocate despite the international sanctions imposed on his assets.

The UK and EU imposed sanctions on Abramovich in 2022, freezing his assets in response to Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, citing his ties to Vladimir Putin’s regime.

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-03-09 11:18:08 (21 hours ago)

Iran’s authorities showcase continuity as they back new leader during war

The IRGC says its forces are ready to 'fully obey and sacrifice for the divine commands' after new supreme leader named.

ABC News - International News

2026-03-09 11:17:51 (21 hours ago)

Hungarian leader Orbán urges European Union to lift Russian energy sanctions

Hungary’s leader Viktor Orbán is urging the European Union to suspend sanctions on Russian energy as oil and gas prices jump

The Guardian - World News

2026-03-09 11:17:17 (21 hours ago)

Istanbul’s mayor in court for mass trial decried as politically motivated

Critics say sprawling corruption case against Ekrem İmamoğlu aims to stop him challenging Erdoğan

A mass trial of 400 people including the jailed mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem İmamoğlu, has opened in Turkey in a sprawling corruption case critics say is a politically motivated attempt to thwart his chances of challenging Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for the presidency.

İmamoğlu entered the courtroom in Istanbul to cheers and whistles from members of his opposition Republican People’s party (CHP), and there were reports that a group of lawyers chanted: “We want a fair trial.”