El juez que investiga el caso Plus Ultra en la Audiencia Nacional ha solicitado este viernes a Patrimonio Nacional que le remita el listado de aceptación de los obsequios institucionales de Presidencia del Gobierno de los años 2004 a 2011, coincidiendo con el mandato del expresidente del Gobierno José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. El magistrado José Luis Calama pretende esclarecer así el origen de las joyas, pidiendo a la administración que responda en un plazo de dos días para decidir después si cursa una petición de colaboración internacional a Arabia Saudí, como solicita el expresidente, quien afirma que las alhajas que se encontraron en su oficina por valor de 1,3 millones de euros fueron un regalo de la monarquía saudí en 2007. La Fiscalía Anticorrupción, que rechaza que se pida información al país árabe, destaca que el expresidente nunca informó sobre estas joyas a Patrimonio, cuando sí donó otros regalos, y cree que se puede investigar un delito de malversación que no estaría prescrito.

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A Saudi-led military airstrike on a house in the town of Al-Za’azi’, in Yemen’s southwestern Taiz governorate, killed at least one person and wounded four on Thursday, including two minors, according to Yemeni health authorities.

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The Saudi coalition also bombed Bajil in Al-Hudaydah, carried out four attacks in Harf Sufyan and two in Bani Suraym in Amran, and hit the Water Corporation building in Al-Hazm, Al-Jawf with two airstrikes, the same Yemeni health authorities reported. Saudi gunfire wounded two citizens and an African migrant in the border districts of Baqim and Munabbih in Sa’dah.

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Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree reported more than 2,900 Saudi airstrikes and missile attacks in the last 100 days, an escalation that left more than 562 victims, most of them women and children.

Saudi Arabia collaborating with Israeli intelligence in joint campaign against Yemen's Armed Forces
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According to a report published by The Jerusalem Post, Israeli military intelligence is actively sharing strategic target data with Saudi Arabia to assist its campaign against… pic.twitter.com/3PUhxcu46w

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According to a report published by The Jerusalem Post, Israeli military intelligence is actively sharing strategic data with Saudi Arabia to assist its campaign against Yemen’s Armed Forces, also known as Ansarallah. The report said a Zionist military official confirmed the intelligence-sharing mechanism and emphasized that degrading Yemeni military capabilities serves Tel Aviv’s strategic regional interests while allowing the IDF to monitor and study tactical operations on the ground.