A strong storm dislodges a parked plane from its place at Argentina airport

Strong winds in Argentina caused a plane to move and overturn the passenger boarding stairs at Buenos Aires Airport, according to a report published by the “Infobay” website.

The website wrote: “In one of the shots, it shows how one of the planes of the Argentine airline “Aerolineas Argentinas”, which was parked on the airport’s ground, moved due to the wind. It also shows the staircase used for boarding and disembarking passengers overturning after the plane’s wing collided with it.”

The report indicated that several international and domestic flights were canceled and directed to other cities due to the storm.

The newspaper "Clarin" was It was reported earlier that a strong storm with wind speeds of up to 146 kilometers per hour swept the coast of Argentina, killing at least 13 people in the city of Bahia Blanca.

The head of the Israeli opposition, Yair Lapid, confirmed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost the confidence of the people and the security establishment and cannot continue in his position.

Lapid wrote in a tweet on his official account on the “X” platform: “Netanyahu has lost the trust of the people, he has lost the trust of the world and the trust of the security establishment.”

He added: “Netanyahu cannot continue as prime minister in the current situation.”

Earlier, Lapid pointed out that he made it clear to Netanyahu that the Israeli opposition would provide support “even in exchange for the painful prices in the hostage deal,” but in return he stressed that “Israel cannot stop fighting because Hamas will return at the first opportunity it gets.” .

The statement of the Israeli opposition leader comes while The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on the United States and the international community to hold Netanyahu directly responsible for sabotaging all opportunities for peace, and to consider him a person It is not valid for any future negotiations or arrangements to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.