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  1. Daniel Hannan: "The free world has assumed, since 1941, that the U.S. would ultimately side with the good guys. Yet, in Venezuela, as in Ukraine, its attitude is predatory, mercenary, shameless. For the first time in my life, US policy actually resembles the caricature drawn by Latin American leftists. Yes, it is the policy of one man, but it has been enabled by the entire system. Some things are hard to unsee.”
    #NationalSecurity #Trump #PutinsPuppet #politics

  2. Daniel Hannan: "The free world has assumed, since 1941, that the U.S. would ultimately side with the good guys. Yet, in Venezuela, as in Ukraine, its attitude is predatory, mercenary, shameless. For the first time in my life, US policy actually resembles the caricature drawn by Latin American leftists. Yes, it is the policy of one man, but it has been enabled by the entire system. Some things are hard to unsee.”
    #NationalSecurity #Trump #PutinsPuppet #politics

  3. Daniel Hannan: "The free world has assumed, since 1941, that the U.S. would ultimately side with the good guys. Yet, in Venezuela, as in Ukraine, its attitude is predatory, mercenary, shameless. For the first time in my life, US policy actually resembles the caricature drawn by Latin American leftists. Yes, it is the policy of one man, but it has been enabled by the entire system. Some things are hard to unsee.”
    #NationalSecurity #Trump #PutinsPuppet #politics

  4. Daniel Hannan: "The free world has assumed, since 1941, that the U.S. would ultimately side with the good guys. Yet, in Venezuela, as in Ukraine, its attitude is predatory, mercenary, shameless. For the first time in my life, US policy actually resembles the caricature drawn by Latin American leftists. Yes, it is the policy of one man, but it has been enabled by the entire system. Some things are hard to unsee.”
    #NationalSecurity #Trump #PutinsPuppet #politics

  5. With the government of the United States under the control of #PutinsPuppet Donald Trump, loyal #NATO nations understand that they cannot rely on help from the United States in any future military conflict against Russia, as this military activity shows:
    politico.com/news/2026/09/05/n
    "The absence of American ships or aircraft is striking for an exercise, known as the Northern Viking, that the U.S. has led for decades."
    #Trump #UnderPutinsThumb #NationalSecurity

  6. With the government of the United States under the control of #PutinsPuppet Donald Trump, loyal #NATO nations understand that they cannot rely on help from the United States in any future military conflict against Russia, as this military activity shows:
    politico.com/news/2026/09/05/n
    "The absence of American ships or aircraft is striking for an exercise, known as the Northern Viking, that the U.S. has led for decades."
    #Trump #UnderPutinsThumb #NationalSecurity

  7. With the government of the United States under the control of #PutinsPuppet Donald Trump, loyal #NATO nations understand that they cannot rely on help from the United States in any future military conflict against Russia, as this military activity shows:
    politico.com/news/2026/09/05/n
    "The absence of American ships or aircraft is striking for an exercise, known as the Northern Viking, that the U.S. has led for decades."
    #Trump #UnderPutinsThumb #NationalSecurity

  8. With the government of the United States under the control of #PutinsPuppet Donald Trump, loyal #NATO nations understand that they cannot rely on help from the United States in any future military conflict against Russia, as this military activity shows:
    politico.com/news/2026/09/05/n
    "The absence of American ships or aircraft is striking for an exercise, known as the Northern Viking, that the U.S. has led for decades."
    #Trump #UnderPutinsThumb #NationalSecurity

  9. Dan Driscoll departure as Army secretary amid Hegseth Pentagon clash

    NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dan Driscoll’s departure as Army secretary has brought new scrutiny…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Defense #Military #nationalsecurity #pentagondefense #PeteHegseth #Politics #SecretaryofDefense #UnitedStates #Us #usarmy #USA
    newsbeep.com/720766/

  10. Germany accuses Russia of Leipzig drone attack, eyes Baltic task force

    Russia’s shadow fleet launches drone campaign across Europe Jennifer Griffin reports on Russia’s shadow fleet launching a drone…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #Europe #Germany #nationalsecurity #NATO #Russia #World
    newsbeep.com/720662/

  11. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-06

    Russia will likely sustain dual-track operations against NATO allies' domestic political processes and Ukrainian security infrastructure through October 6. The Pentagon's munitions-leak investigation and Israeli security accountability proceedings show allied counterintelligence organizations managing internal vulnerabilities alongside external threats. We have high confidence in the Russia assessment: Storm-1516's 77-campaign record since 2023 and the September 4 SBU headquarters strike during active ceasefire talks confirm institutionalized tasking on both tracks. A formal ceasefire agreement is the single observable that would constrain this tempo.

    The Pentagon investigation and HPSCI testimony on AI data-center vulnerabilities reveal US defense information reaching adversary collection through unauthorized disclosure and supply-chain-embedded access. A senior US official will likely cite Iran-conflict munitions depletion as a constraint on Ukraine support within 60 days. Chinese state media will likely reference disclosed stockpile data to challenge allied military credibility within two months. Moderate confidence reflects the investigation's single-source reporting base.

    Israeli media will very likely report additional factual discrepancies in the PMO's October 7 timeline within two weeks. The Kirya arrival-time inconsistency and the omitted wake delay provide anchors for further IDF and Shin Bet-sourced reporting that sustains domestic pressure through the October 7 anniversary period.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  12. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-06

    Russia will likely sustain dual-track operations against NATO allies' domestic political processes and Ukrainian security infrastructure through October 6. The Pentagon's munitions-leak investigation and Israeli security accountability proceedings show allied counterintelligence organizations managing internal vulnerabilities alongside external threats. We have high confidence in the Russia assessment: Storm-1516's 77-campaign record since 2023 and the September 4 SBU headquarters strike during active ceasefire talks confirm institutionalized tasking on both tracks. A formal ceasefire agreement is the single observable that would constrain this tempo.

    The Pentagon investigation and HPSCI testimony on AI data-center vulnerabilities reveal US defense information reaching adversary collection through unauthorized disclosure and supply-chain-embedded access. A senior US official will likely cite Iran-conflict munitions depletion as a constraint on Ukraine support within 60 days. Chinese state media will likely reference disclosed stockpile data to challenge allied military credibility within two months. Moderate confidence reflects the investigation's single-source reporting base.

    Israeli media will very likely report additional factual discrepancies in the PMO's October 7 timeline within two weeks. The Kirya arrival-time inconsistency and the omitted wake delay provide anchors for further IDF and Shin Bet-sourced reporting that sustains domestic pressure through the October 7 anniversary period.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  13. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-06

    Russia will likely sustain dual-track operations against NATO allies' domestic political processes and Ukrainian security infrastructure through October 6. The Pentagon's munitions-leak investigation and Israeli security accountability proceedings show allied counterintelligence organizations managing internal vulnerabilities alongside external threats. We have high confidence in the Russia assessment: Storm-1516's 77-campaign record since 2023 and the September 4 SBU headquarters strike during active ceasefire talks confirm institutionalized tasking on both tracks. A formal ceasefire agreement is the single observable that would constrain this tempo.

    The Pentagon investigation and HPSCI testimony on AI data-center vulnerabilities reveal US defense information reaching adversary collection through unauthorized disclosure and supply-chain-embedded access. A senior US official will likely cite Iran-conflict munitions depletion as a constraint on Ukraine support within 60 days. Chinese state media will likely reference disclosed stockpile data to challenge allied military credibility within two months. Moderate confidence reflects the investigation's single-source reporting base.

    Israeli media will very likely report additional factual discrepancies in the PMO's October 7 timeline within two weeks. The Kirya arrival-time inconsistency and the omitted wake delay provide anchors for further IDF and Shin Bet-sourced reporting that sustains domestic pressure through the October 7 anniversary period.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  14. Trump sends Witkoff and Kushner to Moscow and Kyiv for peace talks

    NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump’s son-in-law…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #DonaldTrump #foreignpolicy #geopolitics #Nationalsecurity #Ukraine #VladimirPutin #volodymyrzelenskyy #world
    europesays.com/3234654/

  15. Trump sends Witkoff and Kushner to Moscow and Kyiv for peace talks

    NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump’s son-in-law…
    #Ukraine #UA #Europe #Europa #EU #News #DonaldTrump #Foreignpolicy #Geopolitics #NationalSecurity #VladimirPutin #VolodymyrZelenskyy #World
    europesays.com/ukraine/37831/

  16. RE: mastodon.social/@RonSupportsYo

    The American people have a right to know that the Trump Administration was so reckless in its use of missiles that it now has a shortage of missiles, a shortage which explains how the #IranWar has been hopelessly lost by Donald Trump.
    #NationalSecurity copy: @renewedresistance #politics #mismanagement

  17. RE: mastodon.social/@RonSupportsYo

    The American people have a right to know that the Trump Administration was so reckless in its use of missiles that it now has a shortage of missiles, a shortage which explains how the #IranWar has been hopelessly lost by Donald Trump.
    #NationalSecurity copy: @renewedresistance #politics #mismanagement

  18. RE: mastodon.social/@RonSupportsYo

    The American people have a right to know that the Trump Administration was so reckless in its use of missiles that it now has a shortage of missiles, a shortage which explains how the #IranWar has been hopelessly lost by Donald Trump.
    #NationalSecurity copy: @renewedresistance #politics #mismanagement

  19. RE: mastodon.social/@RonSupportsYo

    The American people have a right to know that the Trump Administration was so reckless in its use of missiles that it now has a shortage of missiles, a shortage which explains how the #IranWar has been hopelessly lost by Donald Trump.
    #NationalSecurity copy: @renewedresistance #politics #mismanagement

  20. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth showed the highest ranking officers in the military of the United States that he does not trust them. Trump's gift to Russia, Hegseth, is "subjecting roughly 50 members of the U.S. military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions":
    nytimes.com/2026/09/04/us/poli
    Putin is helped when distrust spreads within the American military.
    #Trump #PutinsPuppet #NationalSecurity

  21. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth showed the highest ranking officers in the military of the United States that he does not trust them. Trump's gift to Russia, Hegseth, is "subjecting roughly 50 members of the U.S. military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions":
    nytimes.com/2026/09/04/us/poli
    Putin is helped when distrust spreads within the American military.
    #Trump #PutinsPuppet #NationalSecurity

  22. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth showed the highest ranking officers in the military of the United States that he does not trust them. Trump's gift to Russia, Hegseth, is "subjecting roughly 50 members of the U.S. military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions":
    nytimes.com/2026/09/04/us/poli
    Putin is helped when distrust spreads within the American military.
    #Trump #PutinsPuppet #NationalSecurity

  23. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth showed the highest ranking officers in the military of the United States that he does not trust them. Trump's gift to Russia, Hegseth, is "subjecting roughly 50 members of the U.S. military’s Joint Staff to polygraph tests over leaks to journalists, including about how the Iran war has created a shortage of crucial munitions":
    nytimes.com/2026/09/04/us/poli
    Putin is helped when distrust spreads within the American military.
    #Trump #PutinsPuppet #NationalSecurity

  24. Germany accuses Russia of Leipzig drone attack, eyes Baltic task force

    Russia’s shadow fleet launches drone campaign across Europe Jennifer Griffin reports on Russia’s shadow fleet launching a drone…
    #Europe #EU #Germany #NationalSecurity #NATO #Russia
    europesays.com/europe/131215/

  25. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-05

    Iranian state-linked actors' concurrent cyber infrastructure probing and IRGC maritime sabotage recruitment will likely compel a formal US government attribution of at least one Iranian-linked compromise or operational plot by year-end. Russian intelligence-directed sabotage against European defense-sector targets is very likely to produce at least one additional arson or kinetic incident before January, extending the documented disposable-agent pattern. Moderate confidence in both assessments reflects sustained targeting tempo and structural difficulty halting exposed campaigns.

    Congressional expansion of counterintelligence mandates over commercial AI or critical infrastructure will likely stall through December, with oversight bandwidth consumed by the Pentagon polygraph investigation, FBI surveillance of a former congressman, and the Round River declassification fight. None of these will resolve within their stated timelines. Passage of CFIUS expansion legislation out of committee would alter this assessment.

    Southeast Asian port authorities will likely announce enhanced security measures against IRGC-linked networks by late November, compelled by the public naming of recruited operatives. At least one major US technology firm will likely disclose state-sponsored enterprise compromise by year-end, given concurrent DPRK and Iranian targeting. An Iran ceasefire would shift the attribution timeline, but no comparable mechanism constrains the Russian sabotage pattern.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  26. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-05

    Iranian state-linked actors' concurrent cyber infrastructure probing and IRGC maritime sabotage recruitment will likely compel a formal US government attribution of at least one Iranian-linked compromise or operational plot by year-end. Russian intelligence-directed sabotage against European defense-sector targets is very likely to produce at least one additional arson or kinetic incident before January, extending the documented disposable-agent pattern. Moderate confidence in both assessments reflects sustained targeting tempo and structural difficulty halting exposed campaigns.

    Congressional expansion of counterintelligence mandates over commercial AI or critical infrastructure will likely stall through December, with oversight bandwidth consumed by the Pentagon polygraph investigation, FBI surveillance of a former congressman, and the Round River declassification fight. None of these will resolve within their stated timelines. Passage of CFIUS expansion legislation out of committee would alter this assessment.

    Southeast Asian port authorities will likely announce enhanced security measures against IRGC-linked networks by late November, compelled by the public naming of recruited operatives. At least one major US technology firm will likely disclose state-sponsored enterprise compromise by year-end, given concurrent DPRK and Iranian targeting. An Iran ceasefire would shift the attribution timeline, but no comparable mechanism constrains the Russian sabotage pattern.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  27. IC Brief Morning — 2026-09-05

    Iranian state-linked actors' concurrent cyber infrastructure probing and IRGC maritime sabotage recruitment will likely compel a formal US government attribution of at least one Iranian-linked compromise or operational plot by year-end. Russian intelligence-directed sabotage against European defense-sector targets is very likely to produce at least one additional arson or kinetic incident before January, extending the documented disposable-agent pattern. Moderate confidence in both assessments reflects sustained targeting tempo and structural difficulty halting exposed campaigns.

    Congressional expansion of counterintelligence mandates over commercial AI or critical infrastructure will likely stall through December, with oversight bandwidth consumed by the Pentagon polygraph investigation, FBI surveillance of a former congressman, and the Round River declassification fight. None of these will resolve within their stated timelines. Passage of CFIUS expansion legislation out of committee would alter this assessment.

    Southeast Asian port authorities will likely announce enhanced security measures against IRGC-linked networks by late November, compelled by the public naming of recruited operatives. At least one major US technology firm will likely disclose state-sponsored enterprise compromise by year-end, given concurrent DPRK and Iranian targeting. An Iran ceasefire would shift the attribution timeline, but no comparable mechanism constrains the Russian sabotage pattern.

    icbrief.org/icbrief/

    #Intelligence #OSINT #NationalSecurity

  28. Why a prolonged stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz may actually work in Washington’s favor: veteran diplomat James F. Jeffrey breaks down why holding the line—and avoiding both premature withdrawal and open escalation—is the United States' strongest strategic play against Tehran.

    Read the full analysis: thelevantfiles.org/2026/09/wat

    #StraitOfHormuz #ForeignPolicy #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #USIran #NationalSecurity #EnergySecurity

  29. Why a prolonged stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz may actually work in Washington’s favor: veteran diplomat James F. Jeffrey breaks down why holding the line—and avoiding both premature withdrawal and open escalation—is the United States' strongest strategic play against Tehran.

    Read the full analysis: thelevantfiles.org/2026/09/wat

    #StraitOfHormuz #ForeignPolicy #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #USIran #NationalSecurity #EnergySecurity

  30. Why a prolonged stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz may actually work in Washington’s favor: veteran diplomat James F. Jeffrey breaks down why holding the line—and avoiding both premature withdrawal and open escalation—is the United States' strongest strategic play against Tehran.

    Read the full analysis: thelevantfiles.org/2026/09/wat

    #StraitOfHormuz #ForeignPolicy #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #USIran #NationalSecurity #EnergySecurity

  31. Why a prolonged stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz may actually work in Washington’s favor: veteran diplomat James F. Jeffrey breaks down why holding the line—and avoiding both premature withdrawal and open escalation—is the United States' strongest strategic play against Tehran.

    Read the full analysis: thelevantfiles.org/2026/09/wat

    #StraitOfHormuz #ForeignPolicy #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #USIran #NationalSecurity #EnergySecurity

  32. Climate Crisis Stretches Nepali Military to Breaking Point

    The devastating avalanche that triggered floods along the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers near the China–Nepal border on August 26 left a trail of destruction, wiping out a critical border corridor, entire settlements, and traditional bazaars in an instant. The disaster has created an urgent search-and-rescue mission and humanitarian…

    osintsights.com/climate-crisis

    #ClimateCrisis #Nepal #NaturalDisasters #HumanitarianCrisis #NationalSecurity

  33. Trump Taps Telle to Lead Army as Acting Secretary

    President Trump has announced that Adam Telle will take the reins as acting Secretary of the Army, effective immediately, praising him as a "Great Patriot, who is respected by all". This move comes as the Army is navigating a period of significant transformation and modernization efforts.

    osintsights.com/trump-taps-tel

    #UsMilitary #LeadershipChange #ActingSecretary #NationalSecurity #Defense