The clearest view yet of the Aug. 26 Langtang Lirung collapse behind the Nepal–Tibet floods has emerged in footage verified by The New York Times. Hikers heard a loud crack, then ice, rock and debris plunged into the valley in a massive dust cloud. A second clip shows the debris racing downhill.
Another male body has been found, already beginning to decompose. Oh my God, this tragedy is beyond heartbreaking. 💔😭 Please, please pray for Nepal 🇳🇵 and all the Nepali people affected by this devastating disaster. May God give strength to the families, 🙏🙏🙏💔😭
Natural disaster or Chinese conspiracy?
Reports from Nepal claim explosive devices were washed downstream from China administrated Tibet after the floods. What were they used for construction, blasting or tunneling? Could a detonation have triggered a glacial collapse?
‼️‼️🇹🇷🇬🇷BIG | A Turkish military drone triggered a Greek fighter interception over the Thracian Sea after entering sensitive airspace near Alexandroupoli, in an incident that also overlapped with civilian air traffic.
According to Kathimerini, the large Turkish UAV was flying at around 17,000 feet between Samothrace and Lemnos, moving northwest of Samothrace and near Alexandroupoli, when Greek F-16s were scrambled to intercept it. The drone then entered the terminal control area of Alexandroupoli airport at roughly the same time a civilian aircraft was taking off, sharply increasing the seriousness of the incident.
The episode highlights how quickly routine military activity in the Aegean and northern Greek airspace can turn into a dangerous confrontation. With Greek-Turkish relations still burdened by longstanding disputes over airspace, maritime zones and military activity, an unmanned aircraft crossing into a sensitive control area near civilian traffic creates exactly the kind of situation where miscalculation could escalate far beyond the original incident.
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