00:00La OTAN lanza una nueva operación militar en la frontera entre Bielorrusia y Polonia denominada
00:04Centinela Oriental como respuesta ante la entrada de drones rusos en territorio polaco el pasado
00:08miércoles. El secretario general de la OTAN ha anunciado este viernes una nueva operación
00:13en la frontera bielorruso-polaca bautizada como Centinela Oriental para defender su flanco
00:18oriental frente a las amenazas de Rusia y su estado satélite. Los hechos se producen
00:22pocos días después de que Polonia, miembro oriental de la alianza, sufriese una incursión
00:26de una decena de drones rusos provenientes de territorio bielorruso. Esto supone la primera
00:31amenaza al territorio de la OTAN desde que Rusia comenzó su invasión de Ucrania en febrero
00:35de 2022.
00:36El incidente se produjo mientras el Kremlin llevaba a cabo el miércoles un ataque contra
00:59una localidad ucraniana fronteriza con Polonia. Varsovia desplegó sus defensas aéreas para
01:04frustrar lo que calificó de más de una docena de violaciones de su espacio aéreo, acusando
01:08a Moscú de aumentar las tensiones en la región. El secretario de defensa estadounidense,
01:12Pete Hetzek, en una llamada telefónica con su homólogo polaco, ha reiterado que Varsovia
01:17puede contar con el pleno apoyo de Washington.
01:19No, the head of France's intelligence agency has not resigned. Claims that the head of France's
01:30domestic intelligence agency, Céline Berton, resigned emerged online and gained traction
01:34over the summer. Users relayed screenshots of an article which they alleged was published
01:39by French newspaper Le Monde in late July. Some posts on X garnered more than 200,000 views,
01:45while the allegations also appeared on LinkedIn posts and online blogs. Online users claimed
01:51Berton was forced to resign after the intelligence agency she helmed was found to have enabled
01:56illicit cryptocurrency operations which eventually threatened the collapse of the euro. Users
02:01also alleged that these so-called untraceable funds could be used by the French state to crack
02:06down on protests, such as the mass demonstrations expected in the autumn. They based their claims
02:12on reporting by Le Monde and the AFP agency. But these screenshots of the article are fake. Neither
02:18media ever published these claims. Disinformation actors assert the article has since been suspiciously
02:24deleted. But Euroverify did not detect any evidence that Le Monde ever published this article.
02:29Céline Berton took office in January 2024 and has not resigned. Initially, when users clicked on
02:36the story on social media, it directed them to an online phishing scam. But over the course of the
02:41summer, the scam disappeared, with the fake news about Berton's resignation becoming the centerpiece.
02:47The disinformation was shared on the Kremlin-aligned Pravda network. It was also posted on a blog run by
02:53French man Cyril Deladre, who lives in Russia and appears on Russian state TV as a commentator.
02:59This is not the first time that French intelligence services have been targeted by Russian disinformation
03:04campaigns. Céline Berton has previously spoken out about the threats that Russia poses to French
03:09democracy, as well as the need to question claims on social media.
03:13What European country has seen increase the price of chocolate more?
03:24Impulsed by a bad crop in Ghana and Costa de Marfil, the biggest producers worldwide of cacao,
03:31the price of chocolate has disappeared throughout the world in the last year. In all Europe, and
03:38in Poland, the price of chocolate has increased an increase in 21,1% in May of 2025. But in
03:44which Europe Europe has increased more the price of chocolate? In Poland, the country
03:50registered an increase of 39,1% in the price of chocolate a partir of May of 2025 compared to the
03:58year before. Other countries that have registered an increase of a notable increase in Estonia, with a 37,9%,
04:06Lituania, with a 36,5%, Letonia, with a 33,2%, Suecia, with a 28% and Finlandia, with a 26%.
04:14However, the price increase in Luxembourg, with a 5,2%, Chipre, with a 9%, Italy, with a 12%, Malta, with a 12,2% and Austria, with a 13,4%.
04:29El cacao, que solía cotizarse entre 2.000 y 3.000 euros, llegó a alcanzar los 13.000 euros la tonelada
04:37durante un tiempo. Los expertos preven que su precio se mantenga en torno a los 9.000 euros a finales de año.
