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Washington has launched a new bombing campaign against Iranian-backed fighters in Iraq and Syria. The Pentagon has begun retaliating for a drone strike that killed three U.S. soldiers at a secret base in Jordan, launching airstrikes that hit dozens of targets in Iraq and Syria linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force. Iran (IRGC) and affiliated militia groups. Washington's latest strikes began around midnight Saturday local time and hit more than 85 targets linked to Iran, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said in a statement. "Numerous aircraft" Long-range bombers from the United States were deployed in the operation. The attacks come almost a week after a drone packed with explosives attacked Tower 22, a US base in Jordan located near the borders with Syria and Iraq, killing three soldiers and wounding more than 40 others. That attack, which the United States blamed on the Iran-backed Islamic Resistance in Iraq, marked the first death of American troops in a wave of attacks sparked by the war between Israel and Hamas.

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An agonizing header goal from Julián Maidana allowed the 4-2 defeat in the first leg final, played in Brazil, to be reversed. To commemorate this important achievement, the club has organized a special event in the Kempes Stadium press room. During the ceremony, tribute will be paid to the champion team and the highlights of that historic campaign will be remembered. The title obtained by Talleres in the Conmebol Cup was a milestone for Córdoba football and left an indelible mark on the club's history. 25 years after that achievement, this recognition is an opportunity to celebrate and remember the values ​​and passion that drove that team to achieve international glory. The event will take place before the match against Rosario Central, which will be played this Saturday at the Mario Alberto Kempes stadium. Talleres will seek its second consecutive victory in the League Cup, after its victory against Newell's. The match will be valid for the third date of Zone A. This tribute is a sign of the club's recognition and gratitude towards those players who left an indelible mark in the history of Talleres. The celebration of this anniversary highlights the importance of preserving the memory and achievements of Argentine football, in this case, of the Córdoba team that achieved continental glory.