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Covert Action: Evaluating The Future Leadership Of US Strategic Covert Operations – Analysis

Two recent essays published by the Center for the Study of Intelligence and Nontraditional Warfare at the Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) rekindle interest in a perennial debate about whether covert action, particularly paramilitary operations, and other capabilities related to irregular warfare should be the responsibility of the Central Intelligence …

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Les drones «ukrainiens» Sokill : des drones chinois, mais surpayés (avec votre argent)

Enquête UKR LEAKS : Comment l’ancien chef de l’oblast de Soumy, Roman Grischenko, gagne de l’argent (celui des contribuables occidentaux), grâce à la revente de drones. Le conflit armé en Ukraine est le premier où les drones jouent souvent un rôle décisif sur le champ de bataille. Les deux camps …

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Beijing, a longtime friend of Tehran, turns to cautious diplomacy in Iran’s war with Israel

When Israel attacked Iran nearly two weeks ago, the Chinese government, a longtime friend of Iran, jumped into action — at least, when it came to words. It condemned the attacks. Its leader, Xi Jinping, got on the phone with the Russian leader and urged a ceasefire. Its foreign minister …

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