Open Source Intel
A group of schoolchildren and teachers hiking near the Pe'er observation point on the Ramim ridge in northern Israel, close to the Lebanon border, were caught in an explosion.

Magen David Adom: 8 people are in serious and moderate condition, with several more lightly hurt. Medics are treating the wounded at the scene and a helicopter has been dispatched to move them to hospital.

The IDF has sent Israeli Air Force helicopters to assist the evacuation and troops are on site. Unexploded ordnance is believed to be behind the blast, but the circumstances are still under investigation.

I saw multiple first responder choppers heading to the scene.

Initial reports: it was a school hike - Open Source Intel
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Visioner
RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇪🇺🇺🇦‼️ The European Union is planning to provide Ukraine with approximately €3 billion in military assistance next week, as Brussels continues expanding its financial support for Kyiv’s defense.

The funding is expected to come through the EU Ukraine Support Loan program, a €90 billion initiative covering 2026–2027. Of that total, €60 billion is allocated to Ukraine’s defense needs, while the remaining €30 billion is intended to support the country’s national budget.

🔥 The planned disbursement highlights Europe’s commitment to sustaining Ukraine’s military capabilities over the longer term. By combining defense financing with budgetary assistance, the EU aims to help Kyiv maintain its armed forces while preserving the financial stability needed to continue resisting Russia’s invasion.

See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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Nuno Felix
RT @michaeldweiss: "In the past week, Russia has attacked Ukraine’s electricity system 196 times and its oil and gas infrastructure 20 times, Zelensky said in an interview with ABC News broadcast on Sunday." https://www.wsj.com/world/trump-declares-a-russia-ukraine-energy-ceasefire-but-moscow-hasnt-confirmed-f57414e9?mod=hp_lead_pos2
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Open Source Intel
IRGC-affiliated outlet Fars has called on Tehran to charge sovereignty fees on internet cables belonging to major tech companies that pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Open Source Intel
A victim of the unexploded ordnance blast at Ramim Ridge has died.

A group of schoolchildren and teachers hiking near the Pe'er observation point on the Ramim ridge in northern Israel, close to the Lebanon border, were caught in an explosion.

Magen David Adom: 8 people are in serious and moderate condition, with several more lightly hurt. Medics are treating the wounded at the scene and a helicopter has been dispatched to move them to hospital.

The IDF has sent Israeli Air Force helicopters to assist the evacuation and troops are on site. Unexploded ordnance is believed to be behind the blast, but the circumstances are still under investigation. - Open Source Intel
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WarTranslated
In Vladivostok, over 9,000 kilometers away from Ukraine, signs reading "SHELTER" have begun appearing on residential buildings. Local authorities emphasize that this is merely routine work: they are simply inspecting basements, registering them, and preparing places where Russians could take cover in case of danger.

Therefore, Russians shouldn't panic - everything is under control, and the main thing to remember is that the "special military operation" is going strictly according to plan.
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Nuno Felix
RT @JavierBlas: Zelenskyy to Trump on Russian diesel supplies: "We do have influence over whether these ships can sail or not, whether these refineries can operate or not."

I don’t believe the volume of diesel Russia will export will affect the price. Moreover, we see that they can export from 300,000 to 500,000 tons a month today. Meanwhile, global consumption stands at 120 million tons a month. What kind of impact can that have? I don’t think it would have any. If some people think otherwise, so be it.

So I believe there are entirely different reasons behind these actions. If this is the approach, then why isn’t America making a “diesel deal” with Ukraine? Let Ukraine propose a “diesel deal.” We do have influence over whether these ships can sail or not, whether these refineries can operate or not. If that’s the case, then let’s do it.

Electricity is what matters to us. That’s clear. If we can be guaranteed protection for our power system, then we will not strike Russia’s diesel infrastructure in response. Electricity is first and foremost about helping people – keeping their lights on. It also means helping Europe. Everyone knows that we are connected to the European power grid. And if our energy infrastructure is not being destroyed, we can help some countries that are facing shortages by supplying them with cheaper electricity.

So, yes, let’s sign a corresponding “diesel deal” with the President of the United States.

From remarks at the Warsaw Security Forum. (1) - Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський
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Nuno Felix
Massive cyberattack against france 🇫🇷

BREAKING: 🇫🇷 A major cyberattack has hit supermarket refrigeration systems across France, reportedly causing fresh and frozen food to spoil after hackers remotely manipulated temperature controls.

According to BFMTV, the attack began overnight from Sunday into Monday, targeting older versions of refrigeration-control software supplied by Danish company Danfoss.

The attackers allegedly exploited the systems’ defrosting function, forcing refrigeration equipment to heat continuously instead of keeping products cold. Temperatures were reportedly set as high as 50°C, destroying entire stocks of food within hours.

Several major supermarket chains have been affected, including Intermarché, Super U and http://E.Leclerc. Metro stores and independent businesses, including butcher shops also have been impacted.

Around 150 Intermarché stores are reportedly affected, according to industry sources cited by BFMTV. The full number of affected locations remains unclear.

The financial damage is already significant. In Haguenau, Alsace, an Intermarché store reportedly lost its entire frozen-food stock, worth approximately €50,000. A nearby Super U allegedly had to discard both fresh and frozen products, with losses estimated at €220,000. An http://E.Leclerc store in the same town was also affected, although its losses had not yet been calculated.

The combined losses reported at the Intermarché and Super U stores in Haguenau alone amount to around €270,000. Nationwide damage could reach several million euros.

Intermarché reportedly confirmed the incident in an internal communication, warning that several stores had suffered losses of frozen products. Coopérative U also acknowledged the attack and established crisis teams to assist affected stores and coordinate with refrigeration specialists.

Technical investigations are ongoing, and the full extent of the damage has yet to be established.

Authorities and companies are still working to determine the full circumstances of the attack. The identity of the perpetrators has not been confirmed. - GeoInsider
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Open Source Intel
CORRECTION: Posted a video earlier about a strike in Yemen, the strike video was not from this round.

The post has been deleted. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109630213558587826/photo/1
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Nuno Felix
RT @x0rz: Ongoing coordinated cyberattack against food distribution in Europe

NEW: 🇳🇱 A cybersecurity incident has now disrupted Dutch supermarket giant Albert Heijn, following a major cyberattack affecting supermarket refrigeration systems in France.

Albert Heijn, along with Etos and Gall & Gall, has experienced significant IT disruptions since Sunday afternoon. The incident has forced the temporary shutdown of several systems, leaving websites, apps and customer services unavailable.

Online grocery deliveries have been halted, loyalty programmes are not working, and electronic shelf labels in stores are displaying outdated promotional prices instead of current offers.

🇧🇪 The disruption has also affected Belgian supermarket chain Delhaize, where customers are experiencing problems with online orders and customer service.

Parent company Ahold Delhaize says it is taking precautionary measures to protect its IT environment and is investigating the incident. The company has not disclosed the exact cause or confirmed whether customer data has been compromised.

The disruption comes as French supermarket chains, including Intermarché, Super U and http://E.Leclerc, deal with a separate cyberattack targeting refrigeration-control systems. - GeoInsider
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Open Source Intel
The IDF located underground tunnel routes extending hundreds of meters in southern Lebanon, containing hideouts and weapons including Kalashnikov rifles, a machine gun and anti-tank missiles. Dozens of additional Hezbollah infrastructure sites and weapons in the area were dismantled. The IDF said it remains committed to the ceasefire agreement. https://x.com/IDF/status/2109619973589029359/video/1
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