Blow to Los Chapitos: presumed operator linked to miners' homicide detained in Sinaloa Members of the Army's Special Forces and the National Guard detained Jesús Abraham "N", alias "Talibán", in Mazatlán, identified as a trusted man of "Beny 17", who serves as the regional leader of Los Chapitos. In the municipality of El Rosario, four other members of the same criminal organization were captured, including a subject of Colombian nationality; the five detainees are linked to the kidnapping and murder of 10 Canam/Vizsla Silver miners in Concordia, as well as to the deprivation of liberty of four tourists from the State of Mexico in Mazatlán.
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Blow to Los Chapitos: presumed operator linked to miners' homicide detained in Sinaloa Members of the Army's Special Forces and the National Guard detained Jesús Abraham "N", alias "Talibán", in Mazatlán, identified as a trusted man of "Beny 17", who serves as the regional leader of Los Chapitos. In the municipality of El Rosario, four other members of the same criminal organization were captured, including a subject of Colombian nationality; the five detainees are linked to the kidnapping and murder of 10 Canam/Vizsla Silver miners in Concordia, as well as to the deprivation of liberty of four tourists from the State of Mexico in Mazatlán.
YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
