EL VIDEO DE LA PELEA ENTRE UN INTENDENTE Y SU PREDECESOR EN NEUQUÉN
Se conoció el video de la pelea entre Eliseo Díaz, ex jefe comunal de Pilo Lil, y el actual intendente Andrés Avelino Infante. La discusión comenzó dentro de oficinas municipales y escaló hasta que Díaz sacó un cuchillo y lo amenazó.
Según medios locales, el conflicto se inició porque Díaz pidió un camión municipal para trasladar fardos de pasto e Infante le exigió una nota formal para justificar el gasto. El video fue incorporado como prueba ante la Fiscalía de Junín de los Andes.
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🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran is reportedly rebuilding Taleghan 2 at the Parchin military complex after Israeli strikes destroyed the hardened site.
New satellite imagery cited by the Institute for Science and International Security shows a tarp now covering the facility while heavy construction continues underneath, including concrete work and additional blast protection. The institute had already documented repair and hardening activity there in June.
Israel says the site was tied to advanced explosives work associated with Iran’s former AMAD nuclear weapons program.
Bomb it. Rebuild it. Harden it. Hide it.
The cycle is becoming its own nuclear doctrine.
Source: @manniefabian (Times of Israel) / Writer: Oliver
One of the Yemen's Houthis more serious air-defense systems is the Saqib-1/2/3, using modified AAMs including R-27, R-73, and R-77. While use IR-guided R-27T with an EO/IR turret has been reported, a radar-equipped configuration, similar to Ukraine’s Shershen, cannot be ruled out
BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis have dug roughly 20 km of trenches in the mountains above the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, visible on Sentinel-2 imagery, with positions overlooking the strait's narrowest point near Dhubab and Perim.
The Houthi fighter filmed on the Murad coast last week said the group would dig in at the strait. Six days later the trenches are on satellite. The positions give the Houthis line of sight over the shipping lanes and a defensive line against any Saudi-backed push to retake the coast.
BREAKING: Saudi Arabia has directly requested a two-week ceasefire with Yemen's Houthis through Oman as its East-West pipeline lies damaged and repair timelines remain unclear, a senior source told Al Mayadeen.
The request comes after Houthi forces overran the entire Red Sea coast and captured Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb, routing Saudi-backed troops and leaving Saudi oil exports exposed. The pipeline shutdown has cut Riyadh's only route around the closed Strait of Hormuz, with Yanbu holding just five to seven days of exportable crude when the line went down.