Another diplomatic confrontation for Miley: Chile rejects Bullrich’s statements about Hezbollah Borrick sent a note of protest

Argentina was on the brink Another diplomatic scam product of Statements from officials of the government of Xavier Miley, this time it is Chile’s President Gabriel BoricHe is the one who spoke out against the statements of the Security Minister, Patricia Bullrich, regarding the presence of Hezbollah in that country and sent a note of protest.

Trans-Andean President He assured that Chile “does not protect any terrorist group”. And told the officer to be “responsible” in his statements and stop talking “tun tun”.

Boric’s response was not only public but also included a formal diplomatic complaint format and urged Bullrich to present evidence of his accusation: “If you have a serious record, you must hand it over to the authorities who are in line with justice and communicate it through the Chancellery.”

“At least I don’t see these statements made by the press to ‘Tun Tun’ and we are also going to send a note of protest through the Ministry of External Affairs. (…) Here I demand respect for our country,” he demanded.

Statements by Patricia Bullrich

The head of the security portfolio said that “Argentina has suffered two attacks and is in a region where there is an active presence of two armies that are allies, one directly to Iran, one to Hezbollah, which is on the triple border. “Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina”.

“A presence has also been seen in Sao Paulo, Brazil, most recently in Iquique in the north of Chile, and last year.” And a few weeks ago two Hezbollah figures were arrested in Peru and last year in the city of San Pablo,” he said.

“Chile does not protect any terrorist group”

Immediately, Chile’s Minister of the Interior and Public Security, Carolina Toha, refuted what the Argentinian official had said, and Boric’s response was immediate. “I feel like it’s extremely important that officials be responsible in their statements and claims,” ​​he said.

Furthermore, he demanded that “the Argentine Minister of Security, if he has any antecedents, submit and cooperate, but he should not give such antecedents to the ‘tun tun’ and the fast one without proving anything.”

“Chile does not protect any terrorist group, neither within its territory nor outsideAnd all those who commit criminal acts, illegal acts in our territory will be persecuted, as we have demonstrated very clearly,” he said.

He stressed that “here we are going to defend the integrity of Chile” and commented that his government “feels “It is extremely important that officials be responsible in their statements and claims.”

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