/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
115K subscribers
40.8K photos
18.2K videos
225 files
35.2K links
/CIG/ presents viewers a controversial blend of ultraright genopolitics with geopolitics. This includes an exposé on current news, history and social matters along with the public enlightenment gained from völkisch aesthetics.

Feel free to contact us
Download Telegram
/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦 Ansarallah publishes footage of an AA battery damaging a Saudi Eurofighter Typhoon with a surface-to-air missile over the Saada region, northern Yemen. 🔗 barry with the NED (@bonzerbarry)
🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦 Yemen's Ansarallah shot down another Saudi-operated "Wing Loong-2" UCAV last night, over Ma'rib. (Statement)

Since September 6th, they shot down:

1 x F-15SA
1 x Akıncı
3 x CH-4
7 x Wing Loong-2
2 x Karayel

And the Typhoon's fate is unknown.

🔗 MenchOSINT
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇮🇩🚫⛽️ Fuel crisis hits Indonesia’s Bali, triggers long lines in gas stations for days

Long lines of vehicles snaked outside gas stations across Indonesia’s resort island of Bali this week after fuel deliveries were disrupted by a combination of technical problems, bad weather and surging demand, officials said Wednesday.

On the tourism-dependent island, motorcycles and cars waited outside stations and spilled onto nearby roads as motorists scrambled for fuel. The lines have been reported since Sunday.

Officials stressed that the shortages were caused by domestic distribution problems rather than a lack of fuel supplies or turmoil in global energy markets.

“This is purely a distribution issue,” said Laode Sulaeman, director-general of oil and gas at the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry. “A fuel tanker was delayed, but it has now arrived and 24-hour deliveries have been underway since yesterday.”

Sulaeman said that a tanker carrying fuel to Bali suffered an anchor problem while preparing to unload cargo, delaying deliveries to the island’s main fuel terminals. Rough seas and bad weather also slowed shipments to the Sanggaran terminal in Denpasar and the Manggis terminal in eastern Bali.

The disruption was compounded by strong demand for government-subsidized Pertalite gasoline, which is significantly cheaper than nonsubsidized fuel. Panic-buying by motorists worried about shortages further strained supplies at some stations.

At several gas stations, attendants posted signs reading, “Sorry, no fuel available,” while drivers and motorcyclists waited outside closed facilities for new deliveries. The shortages have frustrated residents and business owners on the resort island, where transportation is critical for daily life and tourism.

🔗 https://apnews.com/article/indonesia-bali-fuel-shortage-long-lines-487f05c7fcf8f458fbf2d1177e374d81
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
🇮🇱🗳 Israeli firm BlackCore suspected of meddling in New York and Scotland votes, France says Israeli firm BlackCore, suspected of interfering in ‌France's local elections in March, is also suspected of meddling in elections in New York City and Scotland,…
🇮🇱🔍📲 Adblockers are more important than ever: Israeli firm used online ads to run vast spy operation, researchers say

Israeli digital advertising agency Discover-Tech spied on internet users through a sprawling network of online ads ​that it used to track targets and help hack their devices, two research groups said on Thursday.

Its services gave Israel's Candiru — a spyware company blacklisted by the US government — as ‌well as other Israeli surveillance firms access to advertising platforms run by Google, Comcast, Russia's Yandex and others, according to separate, opens new tab reports, opens new tab from Canadian cyber watchdog group Citizen Lab and New York advertising security firm Confiant.

The reports show how the online advertising business, long a subject of privacy concerns, can also serve as a channel for sweeping espionage campaigns.

"The way online advertising works today is a systemic security threat," Wolfie Christl, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab, told Reuters. "For states, the private sector, civil ​society and everyone else alike."

Discover-Tech's online ads — often for ordinary products such as phones or earbuds — reached more than 120,000 websites and 75,000 apps through its various partnerships, Citizen Lab said.

Users who ​visited sites or used apps with the malicious ads could be identified and tracked by Discover-Tech, which would sometimes also try to extract phone numbers from ⁠some smartphone users, the researchers said. Ads only needed to load on a website for the spying to occur.

Some ads would be used to help plant spyware from Candiru on users' devices, both research groups ​said, though Confiant said that ads it tied to Candiru were a tiny fraction of Discover-Tech's overall volume.

Confiant cofounder Jerome Dangu said Discover-Tech was pumping out at least ​10 million ads per day all around the world and that data-sharing arrangements — called cookie matching — allowed it to track people even beyond the reach of its advertisements.

"Very likely hundreds of millions of people would have been touched by Discover-Tech," Dangu said.

Citizen Lab said a powerful form of Candiru spyware delivered through Discover-Tech's ads had ​been used to compromise 45 Windows devices at the Qatari broadcaster Al Jazeera between 2024 and 2025, something it said it was able to confirm because the media group had shared its network logs with the group.

Dangu of Confiant said that the malicious ads had been shown to users in "hundreds of networks in sensitive categories," including the Pentagon, the International Atomic Energy Agency, and the International Criminal Court. He also said that some regions, like the Palestinian territories, were particularly saturated by the Israeli firm's ads.

"You go to almost any site in Palestine — any site — you find a Discover-Tech ad. It gives them a very complete visibility on the digital activities of an ​entire country," he said.

Citizen Lab also said it ​had similar evidence showing the malicious ads were ⁠shown to people in the United Nations, NATO, the European Commission, and more than a dozen national governments. Other networks the ads appeared in included chip-related firms such as Nvidia, Sandisk, Broadcom, and Micron as well as several media organizations in Mexico, Israel, and Europe that were not identified.

🔗 https://citizenlab.ca/research/how-discover-tech-turned-targeted-ads-into-a-pipeline-for-spyware/

📎 https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/israeli-firm-used-online-ads-run-vast-spy-operation-researchers-say-2026-10-15/
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🗳 🇫🇷 ☪️ Marine Le Pen says if she is elected French Muslims shouldn’t consider leaving, because she welcomes all people.

📎 AF Post
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
🇮🇷💰🛢 Kpler Suspects Gulf Producers Are Paying Iran for Safe Passage Middle East crude exports have rebounded toward pre-war levels, but Brent remains near $100 as costly rerouting, tanker shortages, STS transfers and military escorts keep delivered oil expensive.…
🛢 Brent Crude oil prices climbed fast back to $109.5, the highest price since May, surpassing the peak $108.7 figure it reached in September.

WTI Crude is following suit, surpassing the $100 mark for the first time in a month.

Sustained attacks on Persian Gulf oil tankers by the IRGC alongside the Ansarallah/Houthi campaign against ARAMCO's refineries is finally causing the paper oil price to increase.

@CIG_telegram
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
🚢 Tanker Rates Soar to Record as Oil Crisis Becomes Shipping Crisis Supertanker rates hit a record $1.4 million per day on Persian Gulf–Asia routes, surging 40% in the first week of October amid the Iran war. Ship-to-ship transfers near Hormuz are tying…
🚢 Wars in the Persian Gulf, Black and Arabian Seas are tying up way too many ships causing fuel shortages across the globe.

Global fuel oil supply is shrinking while demand for the fuel from the shipping industry remains robust, suggesting further supply pain down the road.

Exports of high-sulfur fuel oil from the Middle East are running at a rate that is at least 800,000 tons a month lower than it was before the war, the head of Asian operations at Vitol said at an industry event.

“Producers are paying higher freight rates and more risk premiums to shuttle cargoes out of Hormuz, recognising the importance of oil revenues to their national budgets,” Kieran Gallagher said, as quoted by Reuters. The risk premium for those exports remains considerable, fueling uncertainty about future supply from the region.

Fuel oil is standard for the shipping industry, but recently, some refiners in Asia have started switching from crude oil to high-sulfur fuel oil as feedstock, Gallagher said, amid the disruption of Saudi exports from the Red Sea. These refiners have snapped cargoes totalling some 1 million tons for November delivery, the executive said.

Further complicating the fuel oil situation, Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian refineries have further crimped supply. Vitol’s Gallagher estimated that loss at some 1 million tons per month.

“The key lies in replacing fuel oil with crude as a refinery feedstock,” he said. However, this remains a challenge due to the above-mentioned shipping risks in the Strait of Hormuz. As a result, the premium for the fuel oil used in commercial shipping on the spot market has reached almost $50 per ton, up from $5.10 per ton in late February, Reuters reported, citing LSEG data.

Over the past couple of days, a fuel shortage developed in the resort city of Bali, Indonesia, due to an oil tanker arriving late in port.

Authorities in Switzerland are releasing jet fuel from their emergency stocks to prevent a fuel shortage caused by drought in the Rhine river valley and train delays in Germany.

The fuel shortage is much worse felt across Subsaharan Africa. In Malawi, the government is short on foreign currency and the rise in oil prices make it difficult to find a cheap and consistent supply of fuel.

South Africa who is undergoing a process of deindustrialization became this year particularly exposed to energy shocks like the one caused by the wars in the Middle East. The country became a net importer of fuel when just as late as 7 years ago it was not. South Africa currently produces about 39% of its fuel demand domestically, including Sasol, which is a significant decrease from 78% in 2019. The country imports approximately 61% of its refined fuel products. South Africa has just 6.9 million barrels left of oil in its petroleum reserve meaning that if oil tankers stop coming, the country will be out of fuel.

In Mozambique, the fuel crisis is preventing many fishermen from going out to sea due to a lack of fuel.

In Kenya, rising fuel prices added a new grievance to the long list of other grievances the people hold against the Kenyan government causing widespread riots earlier this year.

Libya, Sudan, Eritrea and Ethiopia continue to be gripped by localised fuel shortages related to the ongoing conflicts in their respective countries and made worse by the rising oil prices, globally.

@CIG_telegram
Media is too big
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
📢 🇬🇧 🪖 British Army chief General Sir Roly Walker says UK political leaders will soon begin a "frank conversation" with the public about preparing for war.

He warns that citizens must be ready to make sacrifices, prioritize defense and security, and play their part in supporting the military.

📎 Clash Report
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🔽 🇺🇸 🕯 The Nasdaq 100 officially closes the week down -5.5%, posting its largest weekly decline since April 2025.

The index is now down -7% from its high seen just 10 days ago.

📎 KobeissiLetter
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇵🇸 🇮🇱 🇪🇺 Weekly Meander: Netanyahu Government Campaigns on Expelling Palestinians To Europe

—Members of Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition are releasing campaign ads promising to expel nearly 2 million Palestinians to Europe. The plan, authored by Defense Minister Israel Katz and recently promoted by Bezalel Smoterich, would resettle 20-30,000 Palestinians in every European nation.

—The French government’s political persecution of nationalist leaders Alain Soral, Yvan Benedetti, and Herve Ryssen, which is helping pave the way for the political consolidation of the Zionist controlled phony right-wing.

—Why France, Spain, Germany and Italy are exploding with rioting and discontent.

—An Israeli think-tank’s new policy paper promising eternal war and the destruction of all neighboring Arab states.

https://littoria.substack.com/p/weekly-meander-netanyahus-government
🇾🇪🇸🇦⚡️- Rerum Novarum has obtained the names of the six Saudi Arabian soldiers killed in the Ansarullah ballistic missile strike on the Presidential Palace in Aden, Yemen on October 15th.

- Rayan Ahmad Ali Al-Kinani Al-Zahrani

- Yahya Madini Al-Shaqibi

- Awad Jarad Saeed Al-Qarni

- Salman Hammad Al-Harthi

- Fayez Saeed Al-Qahtani

- Wael Al-Qarni

Heavy censorship prevented the identities of the six dead from being released following the attack, but information obtained by Rerum Novarum through its sources has confirmed that six Saudi Arabian soldiers were killed.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
📢 🇨🇿 🇪🇸 Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš:

We see what's happening in Spain. Some politicians are willing to replace their own population with migrants just to stay in office and remain in government.

I'm convinced that for some of these countries, it's already too late.

Maybe one day we will have to defend our borders to prevent migrants from Western countries from coming here, if this continues. And of course, we are preparing for that.

📎 Clash Report
🇫🇷⚡️- Today's protests in France were supposed to be the apotheosis of the riots that have been rocking the country for a few weeks. The 17th October was heralded online as the revival of the Yellow Vests and the transition of the riots from localized violent outbursts to a nationwide movement about grievances. For now, it is a complete failure, with less than 180k protesters expected across the nation. The left's documented interference has prevented the reemergence of a massive apolitical anti-Macron movement.
Rerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts 🇺🇸
🇫🇷⚡️- Today's protests in France were supposed to be the apotheosis of the riots that have been rocking the country for a few weeks. The 17th October was heralded online as the revival of the Yellow Vests and the transition of the riots from localized violent…
🇫🇷⚡️- According to a journalist from LCP, there's only 11k protesters outside of Paris as of 11AM local time.

Organizers and left-wing groups claim protests are all over France, citing the fact that most cities have declared gatherings to be held today. In reality, some of those gatherings barely exceed 30 members in certain locations.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇫🇷 “We’re storming the Bastille!”: Protesters break into Marseille City Hall and go on a rampage

Several dozen demonstrators forced open the entrance door to City Hall, stormed inside, spray-painted the walls and smashed a bust of Marianne standing near the entrance — one of France’s national symbols.

Tensions remain high in Paris as well. In videos from the protests, demonstrators can be heard threatening President Macron: “We beheaded Louis XVI! Macron, we can do it again!”

📎 NEXTA