First of course, it's disrespectful to make insinuations to a sovereign country about whom they may vote into office.
Secondly, Trump doesn't have authority to give loans.
He's probably trying to deceive Argentinian voters with false hope of generous loans (which have to be paid back, I should note).
However, in the US, financial decisions are made by Congress. Certainly on the scale of tens of billons. The president has discretion to move far smaller sums.
According to the latest that I've read, these "Gerbera" type drones ("Shahed imitators" but dangerous enough to do damage) carried an extra fuel tank that isn't found in Gerberas that fly in Ukraine.
Seems like a deliberate test of response.
I think the response of shooting them down was correct. I hope that a minimum of information about operating procedures leaked during work. I hope the shootdown was cheap (e.g. planes or helicopters using autocannon instead of missiles) because Gerberas are cheap, dirt cheap.
Some additional message needs to be figured out by NATO countries and communicated (more likely via practical action, since talk is cheap) from which a conclusion of "let's not do it again" would be read out in Moscow. Preventing a few oil tankers from reaching St. Petersburg to load Russian oil might be one option.
Also, the question of "what's on our menu for countering dirt cheap weapons" needs to be asked in many countries, and likely has been being asked for a while now. My bet: air-dropped unpowered glide vehicles that intercept a drone. No motor, just enough velocity and altitude from the fighter (or farmer) which brought them.
A side note: by banning social media apps, the government also cut off communication with emigrees earning money in foreign countries.
So, power tried entrenching itself, and power also tried f*cking with a critical part of the Nepalese economy, and then cops used violence.
Currently the military is trying to enforce a curfew. As much as I've been told, they aren't shooting violators at the moment, but telling them to go home.
As far as I know, the central offices of all 3 branches of government + a whole lot of other stuff got burnt down.
Thank you for the advise, I acted upon it too.
For those who don't know: the Hind Rajab Foundation is the Palestinian equivalent of the Simon Wiesenthal Center - and just as necessary in our time. They take legal action to bring likely war criminals to trial.
I don't know what will be done about it, but I would like something to be done that stops Israel from proceeding and eventually forces them to give up Netanyahu for trial.
A reality check:
Fuel Shortages Hit Russia’s Far East as Ukrainian Strikes Take Refineries Offline
My assessement: economically, Russia is very exhausted. Living conditions over there have objectively worsened. Inflation is so high that countries with a normal-sized police force would experience rioting (Russia has about 4 times more cops per citizens than a normal country, so it doesn't).
Meanwhile, the weapons industry is of course booming and has gained lots of new knowledge. I'm not sure if the leading country in drone technology is Ukraine or Russia, but others are quite clearly bogged down in bureaucracy or lazy due to no perceived threat. Financing that industry is however close to falling apart.
Considering inflation (the same money is worth less) and the exhaustion of its sovereign wealth fund (saved up oil revenues) and considering that Ukraine is apparently enforcing a ban on oil refining in Russia (13% of refineries down in one month), Russia might have to reduce its military budget next year, despite not wanting to. (It has already reduced most other budget lines.)
Population has been reduced by emigration (those who could bailed out when it started), war deaths (about 1M men considered expendable are now dead or injured) and lack of births (people lack optimism about future). In fact, population data likely haven't looked so miserable since the 1990-ties, for which reason publicaton of data was reduced.
Ukraine is, of course, experinecing the same kind of misery, but other European countries have enough resources to keep it functioning.
This could drag on for long, but would end if something broke. It would be far better if the agressor broke.
Just don't let him become a president-for-life. If someone becomes president-for-life, the way to end their presidency unfortunately involves ending their life.
Glad to see it reversed. It was shortsighted.
Sad, but informative reading. The article explains why it wasn't by accident.
Speculation:
Disclaimer: I'm not a medical person, but I did learn some biology 20 years ago. I'm not competent enough to give a firm opinion, but I'll try to guess a bit.
Overall, I would recommend to look for clues in these directions:
Forensic note: if a person is blindfolded while shot, the blindfold will limit where blood sprays. If you have a deceased person with a gunshot wound to their head, but half of their their face is clean, you conclude they were blindfolded.