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Some countries abandoned climate talks at COP29
The climate talks taking place in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, threatened to collapse this Saturday, November 23, after negotiators from island countries and less developed states abandoned the talks, while one of the representatives shouted loud and clear that the proposed agreement was to be rejected, review D.W..
“We are here to negotiate, but we have left the room because we have the feeling that we are not being heard,” said Colombian Environment Minister Susana Muhamad. Sources in the European Union delegation said they understood that the talks, which were due to have ended on Friday, would continue.
Several text proposals are circulating among the negotiating teams, but many countries are demanding more ambitious commitments from the most developed countries to help combat climate change and allow cities to adapt to the new meteorological challenges posed by global warming, especially in countries with fewer resources.
What is known about the Oreshnik missile launched by Russia into Ukraine
When a missile hit the Ukrainian city of Dnieper in the early hours of November 21, at first not much was known, not even what type of projectile it was. Vladimir Putin stated that the attack on the city of Dnieper in eastern Ukraine was carried out using “a new intermediate-range conventional missile” codenamed Oreshnik.
The US believes that the weapon used against Ukraine is not new, but rather a projectile based on an intercontinental model that reaches shorter ranges. kyiv asks Washington for a battery capable of stopping this type of weapons.
Putin referred to the Oreshnik as an intermediate-range missile. The range of this type of missile usually ranges between 1,000 and 5,500 kilometers, although these are only official figures and the missile can be fired at shorter distances, refers BBC.
Most likely, the Oreshnik that Putin mentioned was developed at the Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology (MIT). In Russia there are two entities that develop ballistic missiles of this class: the Makeyev Rocket Center and MIT.
Israeli attack in Beirut left 11 dead and 63 injured
At least 11 people were killed and another 63 were injured in the Israeli attack that hit an eight-story building in the center of Beirut early this Saturday, November 23, according to the most recent balance provided by the Lebanese Ministry of Health. Security sources reported that the target of the bombing was a senior Hezbollah official.
The Emergency Operations Center said that in the attack on the property in the Al Basta Al Fauqa area, 63 people were also injured. Through a statement, the entity reported that “a large number of body parts” have been found among the rubble, whose identity – as well as the final death toll – will be determined after carrying out DNA tests. inform D.W..
Rescue teams continue to comb the area while the work continues to clear debris from the place where “a deep crater was left after the use of bunker-buster bombs,” according to the local news agency ANI, which spoke of a “terrible massacre of “Israeli aviation that destroyed a residential building with five missiles.”
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