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Fro Russian Sources Intensity of the use of the US satellite constellation over Iranduring the period from February 27 to April 5. In recent days, the satellites are being used more actively. 📝 Satellites: A Vital Element of Any Army 📝— On the U.S. Force Deployment in the War with Iran — Despite all the…
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Summary Russia maintains a formal blacklist, the “undesirable organizations” register, which the Ministry of Justice administers following decisions by the Prosecutor General, in coordination with the Foreign Ministry. Federal Law No. 129‑FZ (2015) defines the trigger as an alleged threat to the constitutional order, defense capability, or state security, and then attaches sweeping prohibitions that…
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Russian corporate security has long been discussed in fragments—rumors of ex‑security officers in boardrooms, whispers of surveillance units embedded inside major firms, and the blurred line between business protection and state-style intelligence work. A newly surfaced report, Intelligence and Counterintelligence Support in the Russian Corporate Sector – Citizenry OSINT, offers something different: a rare, structured…
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Source base and analytic discipline A single thread ties the material together: a fast feedback loop between battlefield demand, regional production, and a social-media distribution layer that pushes tactics, parts, and morale at high tempo. The Telegram channel “Military hub | СВО, FPV, дроны, БПЛА” advertises itself as a broad aggregation feed for UAVs, FPV,…
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Geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East and Eastern Europe underwent a profound transformation in March 2026 as intelligence confirmed a paradigm shift in the military relationship between the Russian Federation and the Islamic Republic of Iran. While the initial years of the conflict in Ukraine saw Tehran serving as the primary supplier of loitering munitions…
Russia does not need to own Czech media to poison it. Russia only needs enough access, enough fear, enough noise, and enough willing amplifiers to make the public doubt what they see, hear, and read. A hostile campaign against Czech media rarely begins with a dramatic takeover. No masked team storms a television studio. No…
Moscow does not need to storm a Czech university. Moscow only needs a seminar room, a research grant, a visiting fellowship, a conference invitation, and one useful person willing to call propaganda scholarship. Russian influence inside Czech academia does not always arrive wearing a flag. It often arrives dressed as dialogue, culture, peace research, Slavic…
Grey fog chokes the throat of the Neva, just as a sullen, damp despair now suffocates the collective Russian soul. A leaden sky hangs over the gilded domes of Moscow, reflecting not the light of a rising sun, but the sickly pallor of an empire entering its final, agonizing convulsions. The “Great Liquidation” begins not…
Czech Republic Moscow does not need a tank column rolling through Moravia to hit Czech defenses. A quiet source inside a pro curement office can do damage all by himself. A compromised contractor can do even more. A clerk with copied access badges. A consultant with the wrong friends. A retired officer with money problems…
Russian influence operators do not need to crash the Czech economy to win. They only need to shake it. A market does not collapse all at A market twitches first. Traders hesitate. Boards delay. Investors reprice risk. Voters lose trust. Capital waits on the sidelines while doubt does the real damage. Project Omega – May…
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