Trump secretly changed planes due to an assassination threat from Iran after the NATO summit in Ankara

Trump secretly changed planes due to an assassination threat from Iran after the NATO summit in Ankara

On July 8, after the NATO summit in Ankara (Turkey) ended, Donald Trump announced to the world that he was going to board his “old Air Force One,” instead of the one Qatar gave him this year, the Boeing 747-8 he had been using and had brought on the outbound trip. The president boarded the presidential plane, a scene captured by television cameras, but minutes later he was secretly transferred to a third, smaller one, the Air Force C-32. The Secret Service made this extraordinary and unprecedented decision after detecting a credible assassination threat from Iran, according to an exclusive report tonight by The Washington Post and confirmed by other U.S. media.

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Paco Marco, on the indictment of Jonathan Andic: “There is a Mossos officer who has fabricated evidence”

Paco Marco, on the indictment of Jonathan Andic: “There is a Mossos officer who has fabricated evidence”

The expert hired by the defense in the Andic case, Francisco Marco, from the Método 3 agency, has defended on El Món on Rac1 that the case against Jonathan Andic for the death of Isak Andic is flawed due to the insistence of a Mossos d’Esquadra agent in presenting evidence that Marco considers fabricated. Before Jordi Basté, he provided data that refutes the evidence made public so far: the footprint on the mountain, the manner of the fall, the relationship between Isak Andic and his son, or the loss of the phone in Quito.

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Brussels fines Temu for putting European consumers at risk with illegal items

Brussels fines Temu for putting European consumers at risk with illegal items

Chargers that cause burns, toys with toxic chemicals for children, or even jewelry harmful to health. The European Commission imposed a fine of 200 million euros on the Chinese giant Temu this Thursday for critical failures in its security system when preventing the sale of illegal items to European consumers that can be potentially dangerous, with the intention that the platform increases its controls while it sweeps across the continent. Temu alone reached an average of 115 million monthly users in the community bloc last year.

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