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Is this the first time that cyber espionage monitored by counterintelligence operations led to a criminal conviction in the United States? lite.cnn.com/2026/06/26/p...
When you're denouncing prepositioning these are the people you're being mean to
"I'm at the Kurdish Uprising of '91." "I'm at the Bay of Pigs." "I'm at the combination Kurdish Uprising and Bay of Pigs."
Is there anyone who has read a book or even a newspaper in charge?
Technically they also paid a monthly sum in cryptocurrency to track high ranking military officers in Moscow oblast' but that is not for the murder. Also the FSB strait up admitting to SBU weapons caches in the same region, what DKRO doing?
FSB putting the word out on the street it costs less than a Kia Sorento to murder the deputy head of the GRU
"New breed" yeah no one has ever thought of this www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/1...
Looking forward to meeting Lukashev in person and asking, "I bet you wish you'd click 'make account private' on Bitly, huh?" theins.ru/en/news/286815
Damn, if only there was a language for which "add oil to the fire" was actually idiomatic. Oh well, guess we'll never know how that phrase ended up in an English email in possession of the Russian special services, who would never fabricate things because they're Good Boys.
Moscow can't quit running illegal cover officers because it's an article of faith based in nostalgia for the Cheka's early foreign operations, as well as an understanding of all society as fundamentally vulnerable to subversion activities (ideological diversion, sabotage) the illegals could conduct.
This kind of smart, walkable, mixed-use urbanism is illegal to build in most American cities