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Iran conflict divides BRICS nations and rattles emerging markets
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Divisions have emerged within the expanded BRICS group over the ongoing US-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliations, as covered in earlier coverage of the conflict's outset. While Brazil, China, and Russia condemned the initial attacks, India, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE criticized Iran's responses. The escalation has triggered market volatility, reducing capital flows to emerging markets.
Mayors from Garzón, Baraya and Hobo have revealed pressures, extortion and citations by dissident groups led by alias Calarcá. The reports cover 2024 through 2026 and were filed with prosecutors and the national protection unit.
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The ELN’s Eastern War Front announced a supposed revolutionary trial against four state officials held in Arauca. Colombian authorities immediately rejected the announcement and demanded the immediate release of the victims.
A 21-year-old man known as alias 'El Flaco' was killed during a Farc dissident attack on the Tesalia police station in Huila. Authorities confirmed his identity through police intelligence, as officers repelled the assault aimed at eliminating those present. The incident took place on the night of December 5, leaving behind abandoned explosives and injuries among the armed group.
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Farc dissidents under alias Iván Mordisco ordered an armed attack on the Tesalia Police Station in Huila to kill officers. Attackers used explosives and rifle fire, but police repelled the raid and neutralized two dissidents. The incident caused material damage and led to the suspension of local activities.