Argentina trimite în judecată în absență opt suspecți iranieni și libanezi în cazul atentatului cu bombă din 1994 împotriva unui centru comunitar evreiesc, soldat cu moartea a 85 de persoane și rănirea altor câteva sute

A federal judge in Argentina has ordered the prosecution of eight individuals linked to the 1994 AMIA bombing, imposing asset freezes totaling $500 million. The attack, which resulted in 85 deaths, is considered the deadliest terrorist act in Argentina's history. The judge's decision is based on a law allowing trials in absentia, enabling proceedings against those who remain abroad. The investigation has faced numerous challenges, including witness intimidation and evidence tampering. President Javier Milei has expressed support for the ruling, emphasizing accountability for the perpetrators. The case has been ongoing for over three decades, with previous accusations against Iranian officials.