Exploring Cardano: Inner Workings and Advantages of this Cryptocurrency
Seville.- Economy.- Innova.- STSA inaugurates its new painting and sealing hangar in San Pablo, for 18 million
Innova.- More than 300 volunteers join the Andalucía Compromiso Digital network in one month to facilitate access to ICT
Innova.-AMP.- Ayesa acquires 51% of Sadiel, which will create new technological engineering products and expand markets
The Kings celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary with several family photos in the gardens of the Royal Palace
Three Spanish tourists die and another is injured in a shooting in Afghanistan
RELEASE: Moldova Innovation Technology Park presents a complete IT investment guide
RELEASE: Blackview HERO 10 launches globally with dual screens, 108 MP camera and Android Dynamic Island
How Blockchain in being used to shape the future
Not just BTC and ETH: Here Are Some More Interesting Coins Worth Focusing on
The UA participates in the proposed Ramses mission to study the close passage of an asteroid to Earth
They develop a tool to end discrimination biases in AI
A research group from the UA works on the development of healthy foods through AI
The Valencian researcher José Rafael Penadés, named 'fellow' of the British Royal Society
A million people demonstrate in France against Macron's pension reform
Russia launches several missiles against "critical infrastructure" in the city of Zaporizhia
A "procession" remembers the dead of the Calabria shipwreck as bodies continue to wash up on the shore
Prison sentences handed down for three prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activists
ETH continues to leave trading platforms, Ethereum balance on exchanges lowest in 3 years
Investors invest $450 million in Consensys, Ethereum incubator now valued at $7 billion
Alchemy Integrates Ethereum L2 Product Starknet to Enhance Web3 Scalability at a Price 100x Lower Than L1 Fees
Mining Report: Bitcoin's Electricity Consumption Declines by 25% in Q1 2022
Oil-to-Bitcoin Mining Firm Crusoe Energy Systems Raised $505 Million
Microbt reveals the latest Bitcoin mining rigs -- Machines produce up to 126 TH/s with custom 5nm chip design
Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Hits a Lifetime High, With More Than 90% of BTC Supply Issued
The Biggest Movers are Near, EOS, and RUNE during Friday's Selloff
Global Markets Spooked by a Hawkish Fed and Covid, Stocks and Crypto Gain After Musk Buys Twitter
Bitso to offset carbon emissions from the Trading Platform's ERC20, ETH, and BTC Transactions
Draftkings Announces 2022 College Hoops NFT Selection for March Madness
MADRID, 14 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The United Nations has shown its "concern" about the bombings carried out on Friday against the airport of the Syrian capital, Damascus, blamed on Israel and which caused the suspension of operations in the facilities, and has recalled that the attacks against civil infrastructure " are strictly prohibited by Humanitarian Law".
"The Secretary General (of the UN, António Guterres) is concerned about the reports of bombings on June 10 against the Damascus International Airport, which caused damage to the runways and the closure of the airport," said the spokesman for the Secretariat. UN General, Stéphane Dujarric, during his daily press conference.
Thus, he has stated that Guterres is equally "concerned" about "what appears to be an increase in violent actions and hostile rhetoric in the region in recent weeks", for which he "warns of the risk that a miscalculation could lead to a broader conflict in an already volatile region.
In this sense, he indicated that Guterres "asks all those involved to exercise maximum restraint and avoid greater tensions", while underlining the UN's willingness to "help member states resolve their differences through dialogue ". "He is willing to exercise his good offices in this regard," he has settled.
Syrian authorities announced on Friday the suspension of operations at the airport citing "technical reasons", without giving further details, before adding that the dates for the restart of inbound and outbound flights at Damascus International Airport they will be announced "as soon as the equipment is repaired" to "guarantee the safety" of operations.
The announcement took place just a few hours after Syria denounced a new bombardment by Israel against the surroundings of the capital, after which the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights pointed out that the targets attacked are warehouses of pro-Iranian militias in the surroundings of the Damascus International Airport.
The Israeli Army has carried out dozens of bombings in Syria, arguing that it is acting to prevent the establishment of Iranian bases in the country and the sending of weapons to the Lebanese Shiite militia party Hezbollah by the Iranian authorities, which support Damascus in the framework of the war that broke out in 2011.
