In a dramatic turn of events, Russia’s new defense minister, Andrei Belousov, reached out to U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin with alarming news: Russia suspected a covert Ukrainian operation against them had U.S. backing. This unexpected call, which came after several years of limited communication, threw the Pentagon into a
A major sabotage operation disrupted France’s high-speed TGV train network just before the summer rush and the 2024 Paris Olympics. Unknown attackers cut and set fire to crucial fiber optic cables, causing widespread chaos and delays. An investigation is underway, with over fifty gendarmes on the case, but no group
Max Boot, a fierce anti-Trump commentator, is facing personal turmoil as his wife, Sue Mi Terry, was indicted for allegedly acting as an agent for the South Korean government. Known for her luxurious tastes and high-profile foreign policy insights, Terry is accused of accepting lavish gifts in exchange for aiding
Max Boot’s wife, Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior foreign policy expert, has been indicted for spying for South Korea. According to the charges, Terry traded sensitive U.S. intelligence and influence over American policies in exchange for luxury gifts like designer coats and high-end dinners. The indictment
A new report reveals that Cuba has expanded its electronic surveillance capabilities with four upgraded facilities, including one near Guantanamo Bay, sparking concerns about China’s espionage activities near U.S. shores. The facilities, strategically located, are suspected to support China’s efforts to spy on American military activities. Satellite images indicate significant
An investigation has uncovered that Daniel Linden, a tech entrepreneur from Florida, is a key figure behind the Shirion Collective, a pro-Israel disinformation network targeting pro-Palestinian activists in the US, UK, and Australia. Shirion harasses activists, offers bounties for identifying protesters, spreads conspiracy theories, and claims to use AI for
An anonymous Bitcoin donor dramatically changed Julian Assange’s fate by contributing over $500,000 in Bitcoin to help cover his hefty debts. This generous donation, combined with other contributions, allowed Assange to pay off the costs of his chartered flight and legal settlements, ensuring he could return to Australia debt-free after
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been released from Belmarsh prison after a lengthy legal battle, marking a major development in his quest for freedom. He’s agreed to plead guilty to leaking US national security secrets in exchange for returning to his native Australia, avoiding extradition to the US and potentially
China’s State Security Ministry disclosed that classified military documents were purchased for 85 cents by a retiree named “Grandpa Zhang.” The sale involved eight volumes, costing less than $4 total. The State Security Ministry of China announced on Thursday that, for the low cost of 85 cents, a retiree had
