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#noticiasacripto The Government of Iran confirmed this Wednesday that the nuclear facilities attacked by the United States and Israel in the context of the conflict triggered by the offensive launched on June 13 by the Israeli Army have been "severely damaged," a day after a ceasefire agreement came into effect to end twelve days of fighting.

The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Esmaeil Baqaei, stated in an interview with the Qatari television network Al Jazeera that the nuclear facilities "have been severely damaged." "That is something certain, as they have been attacked numerous times," he said.

"I have nothing to add on this matter, as it is a technical issue," he noted, before specifying that the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO) and other government agencies are already working on this matter. However, he reiterated that Tehran plans to continue keeping its nuclear program active.

#noticiasacripto The Iranian government confirmed on Wednesday that the nuclear facilities attacked by the United States and Israel amid the conflict unleashed by the offensive launched on June 13 by the Israeli army have been "severely damaged," one day after a ceasefire agreement came into effect to end twelve days of fighting.
The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Esmaeil Baqaei, indicated in an interview with the Qatari television network Al Jazeera that the nuclear facilities "have been severely damaged." "That is certain, as they have been attacked numerous times," he said.
"I have nothing to add on this matter, given that it is a technical issue," he stated, before specifying that the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization (IAEA) and other government agencies are already working on this matter. However, he reiterated that Tehran plans to continue to keep its nuclear program active.

#noticiasacripto 🚨The giant of social networks Meta Platforms has signed four agreements with the renewable energy company Invenergy to supply 791 MW of combined solar and wind energy capacity to power AI data centers.
This comes as the energy needs of data centers continue to soar due to the increasing demand for AI services, as the market turns to technology to optimize its operations.
Clean energy is essential to support AI workloads.
Last year, Meta signed four separate agreements with Chicago-based Invenergy, securing 760 MW of solar energy, and these initial agreements laid the groundwork for Thursday's announcement, which adds another 791 MW of renewable energy.
With the new agreements, the two companies have accumulated a total of 1,800 MW under their partnership umbrella.
Under the new agreements, Invenergy will channel electricity from projects in Ohio, Arkansas, and Texas to their respective local grids. Meta, in turn, will claim the renewable energy credits linked to that production as the facilities come online.