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Putin acude en ayuda de Diáz Canel. El petrolero ruso Anatoly Kolodkin se dirige a Cuba con una carga de 730.000 barriles de crudo, de acuerdo a los datos de la firma Kpler. Llegaría a fin de mes. En febrero Rusia había mandado al petrolero Sea Horse con 200.000 barriles

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EXCLUSIVE 🔴 Open Source Intel has mapped all known Iranian ballistic missile launch sites active over the past month, cross-referenced with satellite imagery, IDF and CENTCOM statements, and OSINT sources. ~1,650 launches recorded Targets: Israel and Gulf states PRIMARY SITES | Satellite + IDF, CENTCOM Confirmed Yazd: Most active hub. Mountain complex near Kuhestan Park, “Yazd Missile City.” Struck 5+ times. Launch on March 27 followed by a strike within hours. Activity continues at scale. Shiraz: Dispersed sites across Fars. Satellite shows a propellant leak and launcher fires. Launcher destroyed March 25. Failure recorded March 17. Isfahan: 6 zones active. Northern base hit with launcher explosion and building destruction. Tunnel cleared within 48 hours. Sofeh struck March 27. Failure March 20. Jam / Bushehr: IRGC Chamran base. 2 missile salvos. Struck 3+ times. Coastal launches enable varied trajectories. CONFIRMED OTHER SITES | IDF, CENTCOM, Satellite Kashan: Missile base near Aran va Bidgol, confirmed strikes Dezful: Missile base, 7+ buildings destroyed Kermanshah: Mobile launcher destroyed by IAF F-35 Panj Pelleh: MRBM base confirmed Kamijeh: MRBM base confirmed Mahidasht: IRGC base, 3 hardened shelters destroyed Khorramabad: Imam Ali base, bunker busters used, IRGC commander killed Bandar Abbas / Khorgu: Missile base struck Tabriz: IRGC Amand base, smoke confirmed Zanjan: Hidden launcher struck at civilian site Bidganeh / Malard: launch site struck Qom: Missile base, tunnels and structures destroyed Lar: Mobile launchers operating from a civilian site near “Lar Missile City” Hamedan: Failed launch observed No launches from central Tehran All activity from a 50 to 70 km perimeter ring REPORTED | NOT FULLY VERIFIED Larestan: Reported, no confirmation Damavand: Reported, no confirmation Meshkin Dasht: Reported, unconfirmed Miyaneh: Reported, unconfirmed Abhar: Reported, unconfirmed OTHER MISSLE/ DRONE SITES HIT Karaj: Missile plant, structural destruction confirmed Ahvaz: Drone base, runway cratered, heavy damage Qeshm Island: IRGC base, 19 buildings destroyed Pakdasht: Industrial zones Semnan / Shahroud: Solid fuel facility, engine sites hit Urmia: IRGC operational base struck Darab: Confirmed in strike wave DEGRADATION UPDATE 29 of ~30 known launch bases struck -Washington Post The following main missile production and propellant infrastructure were hit: Khojir: Major missile production and assembly complex near Tehran. Handles solid fuel production and missile components. Parchin: Military complex tied to explosives testing and warhead development. Also linked to missile and nuclear work. Hakimiyeh: Industrial and research area in eastern Tehran tied to missile components, electronics, and support infrastructure. Shahroud: Large missile and space complex. Key site for solid fuel engine production, testing, and long range missile development. ~350 of 470 launchers destroyed or disabled U.S. assessment: ~33% destroyed ~33% degraded or inaccessible TARGET BREAKDOWN ~400 medium-range ballistic missiles → Israel ~1,250 short-range ballistic missiles → Gulf states