How Israel repelled Iran's attack

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How Israel repelled Iran’s attack EL PAÍS USA EDITION

Dear readers, This week we are featuring an analysis with detailed graphs showing how the Israel Defense Forces managed to intercept the barrage of drones and missiles fired by Iran, some of which were launched from Iraq, Syria, and Yemen, where Tehran has allied militias.  ‌ In Ukraine, our correspondent interviewed members of three Russian armed groups fighting alongside Kyiv. All of them oppose Vladimir Putin and believe a political solution is no longer viable.  ‌ Other popular stories this week include a look at the construction problems plaguing Elon Musk's The Loop, the modular network of underground connections aimed at ending traffic jams in cities like Las Vegas and L.A. ‌ We also unveil the real reason the famous city-state of Teotihuacán disappeared, why some people have a tendency to see faces in everyday objects, and why taking Ozempic can make you look 10 years older. ‌ We hope you enjoy this selection of articles from El País USA Edition. ‌

How Israel intercepted Iran’s drones and missiles Anti-aircraft batteries and jets from the U.S., the U.K. and Jordan shot down 170 drones and 30 cruise missiles. Only a few of the over 120 ballistic missiles fired in the attack reached Israeli territory

‘We have consistently flirted with death’: The construction problems in Elon Musk’s tunnels The Loop, the modular network of underground connections aimed at ending traffic jams in cities like Las Vegas or Los Angeles, has sparked controversy after several workers denounced the precarious conditions of the digging work

Siberian Battalion targets Putin from Ukraine’s trenches An armed unit of dissident Russians fighting for their country’s ethnic minorities proposes attacking the Kremlin’s circle of power .

Latin America: Hotbed of diplomatic strife The attack on the Mexican Embassy in Ecuador highlights a turbulent panorama in which diplomatic crises and bilateral tensions threaten regional integration

What is bitcoin halving, when will it happen and why can it cause the currency’s price to skyrocket? The leading cryptocurrency is up 50% year-to-date and looking to repeat its 2020 rise with the help of exchange-traded funds

Five megathrust earthquakes destroyed the city-state of Teotihuacán A Spanish-Mexican study reveals the reasons that led the population of this impressive Mayan civilization city to flee to safer places in the year 650

‘It’s not like flirting used to be, but it’s close’: A new generation of dating turns its back on Tinder The hookup app revolution has gotten old. While classic apps work on their reputational crisis, new platforms propose a break with the philosophy of their predecessors

Let’s talk about nuclear weapons The decades during which these arms have not been used in armed conflicts represent a significant achievement for humanity

Jesus Christ on toast? Brain scan explains how facial pareidolia happens Scientists study the neural process by which we believe we see human faces in inanimate objects and open the door to understanding diseases such as autism, schizophrenia, and Parkinson’s

Hollywood has ‘Ozempic face’: Why you can look 10 years older after going all in on the slimming drug The semaglutide craze is a global phenomenon, but among its unwanted side effects is a premature aging of the face. Health professionals have found themselves administering anti-aging treatments to an ever-younger clientele

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