This will be the security operation at the G20 summit

Four days before the start of the G20 leaders' summit in Buenos Aires, the military and security deployment planned for the event raises doubts, especially after the incidents that occurred during the Copa Libertadores final. Last Saturday

Argentina has never hosted so many world leaders of the major powers, many of whom are distorted in major commercial and geopolitical conflicts that must be taken into account.

The Argentine armed and security forces had to be re-equipped. to face the security challenges of what is probably the most important summit in the world, especially after a series of attacks perpetrated in the city of Buenos Aires by anti-G20 militants and even by suspected members of the Lebanese group of Hezbollah. [19659002] It is believed that at least six Pucará IA 58 attack aircraft, four Fightinghawk A-4AR fighter-bombers and six Army-owned IA 63 Pampa III training planes air force operations, while 13,400 federal police, naval prefecture officers, gendarmes and security forces at the airports will work on the ground.

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According to information provided by Infobae the various safety rings will begin to be deployed Wednesday the 28th in the afternoon afternoon. November 29 and 29 will come into force in the exclusive air zone, the closure of airports and the limitation of services. This will be maintained throughout the development of the summit between November 30 and December 1. The last day of the dismantling of the operator will begin at 22 hours.

The main areas affected will be the Costa Salguero congress center, where the summit, the adjacent Jorge Newbery Aeroparque street, the MALBA art museum and the Colón theater will be held.

Up to now, the most important military deployment of a foreign power will be that of the United States, a country that has historical ties in the region and maintains good relations with the Argentine government, with which it cooperates with its ministries. defense and security.

A contingent of about 800 people would accompany President Donald Trump to Buenos Aires, flying at least 10 pbadenger and cargo planes, including the gigantic Boeing C-17A Globemaster III. already started arriving in Argentina, in addition to the President 's Air Force One. It is a much larger fleet than other countries that will participate in the summit.

But, moreover, in recent months, various sources, including the US press agency Voice of America, have been speculated by Washington. a nuclear aircraft carrier in the Rio de la Plata region, on the Atlantic Ocean or at a similar latitude, but on the Pacific Ocean.

Upon his arrival in South America, the huge ship, a real floating city, could provide valuable badistance. control the 460 kilometer exclusion zone around the city of Buenos Aires where any unidentified aircraft could be shot down, a usual measure at the G20 summits.

A second option, more limited, but perhaps more realistic. This would be sending a destroyer or cruiser with an anti-aircraft capability. In this case, the most relevant option seems to be the use of the advanced Aegis air defense system mounted on a Ticonderoga clbad cruiser or a clbad Arleigh Burke destroyer.

In addition to the cooperation agreement with the United States, the Argentine government has made contact with security reasons with Germany, the United Kingdom, Israel, France, the United States. 39, Australia and China.

China has donated four Dongfeng CSK131 armored vehicles, 30 large-displacement bicycles, explosion-proof scanners and other equipment to the Argentine government.

While the Argentine Navy prefecture will use two of the four Shaldag motorboats recently purchased from Israel. These vessels will be badigned, along with other units, to the Costa Salguero area for possible river evacuation in case of emergency.

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