Open Source Intel
Yandex, often called "Russia's Google," had three data centers hit by Ukrainian drones on Oct. 8, Oct. 9, and Oct. 11.

The third strike, in the Vladimir region east of Moscow, suspended operations at the facility completely. Outages ran from the company's AI chatbot to its smart home devices. Per the BBC, the strikes were aimed at "places that provide revenue streams for Moscow's war machine."

Zelenskyy, at the Warsaw Security Forum on Monday: "everyone noticed" a drop in Russian bot activity on social media afterward.
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Visioner
RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️ Prominent pro-Trump MAGA activist Laura Loomer has sharply criticized Vladimir Putin following Washington’s diesel agreement with Moscow, accusing the Russian president of openly disrespecting Donald Trump and the United States.

Writing on X, Loomer claimed that Putin had violated the energy ceasefire just one day after the agreement, effectively giving Trump “a giant middle finger.” She also expressed solidarity with the Ukrainian people. Earlier, Loomer thanked President Volodymyr Zelensky following reported Ukrainian strikes on Russian Yandex data centers. Her recent posts have repeatedly expressed support for Ukraine, marking a notable shift in emphasis from a prominent Trump ally.

🔥 Loomer’s criticism illustrates how Russia’s continued attacks could create tensions even among Trump’s most vocal supporters. Her remarks also raise questions about whether energy agreements with Moscow can produce meaningful results without enforceable commitments to halt attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure.

See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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RT @EmmanuelMacron: La France est déterminée à lutter contre la flotte fantôme, partout dans le monde.

Ce matin, à plus de 450 nautiques au sud de La Réunion, notre Marine nationale a arraisonné le pétrolier DF Peak, suspecté de naviguer sous un faux pavillon et impliqué dans des activités illicites de transport de carburants.

Cette action, conduite conformément au droit international de la mer, témoigne de notre détermination à faire respecter le droit et à lutter contre tous les trafics illicites, où qu’ils se produisent.
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Visioner
BREAKING | 🇩🇪‼️‼️ Germany’s Nuremberg Airport has been temporarily closed following reports of a suspicious flying object in its airspace, raising fresh concerns about drone activity near critical aviation infrastructure.

According to German news agency DPA, citing an airport spokesperson, restrictions were introduced after three pilots independently reported spotting what appeared to be a drone. Police deployed a helicopter to search the area, but the unidentified object has not yet been located.

The incident highlights the vulnerability of civilian airports to suspected drone activity. Even an unconfirmed sighting can disrupt flight operations, while the inability to locate the object complicates efforts to determine whether it poses a genuine security threat.

See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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Open Source Intel
North of Riyadh, three drones were brought down by the Saudi-led coalition.
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WarTranslated
"Ukraine has not conducted strikes on Russian oil refining or energy facilities overall for two days since the President of America announced a ceasefire in energy. However, Russia did not comply with the President of America. During this time, the Russians attacked both our energy facilities and our critical infrastructure, sending entirely clear signals that they do not intend to refrain from striking Ukraine. Over these two days alone, 19 regions of our country came under attack. Our position remains unchanged: Ukraine is ready for mirror de-escalation steps, and effective pressure on Russia is needed to ensure de-escalation occurs. Wars end when the aggressor feels they no longer have the capability to drag the war out." - Zelenskyy.
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Open Source Intel
Lebanese source to Al-Hadath:

About 1,000 tons of explosives crossing from the Syrian border were seized by the Lebanese Army last month.

The shipments were hidden in warehouses in the Bekaa region before being moved into the Lebanese interior.

All entry points used by Iranian Revolutionary Guard members to reach Lebanon have been completely closed.
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Open Source Intel
A Cargo Dragon spacecraft is en route to the International Space Station after SpaceX launched NASA's CRS-35 resupply mission on a Falcon 9 rocket. The capsule is carrying supplies for the astronauts aboard the station.
https://x.com/Breaking911/status/2109970566048596075/video/1
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OSINTdefender
Happy Birthday to the U.S. Navy who turns 251 today. On October 13, 1775, Congress authorized the formation of the Navy.

251 years later, the Navy operates roughly 290 ships, including 11 nuclear powered aircraft carriers, dozens of submarines and well over 100 surface combatants, along with thousands of aircraft. Those ships and aircraft are deployed around the world today.
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Open Source Intel
Reuters Reports: Saudi Arabia reportedly stopped issuing air raid alerts because they were too disruptive, with residents complaining they were being woken at night.

Western officials questioned the decision before the deadly Riyadh airport attacks on October 10.
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Open Source Intel
Saudi-led coalition:

“We will soon issue a warning to civilians to evacuate a site in Sanaa for the purpose of carrying out a qualitative operation.”
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Open Source Intel
The head of MI5 says Russia is escalating its hybrid warfare efforts against the UK, adding that Tehran is now seeking to "come at" harder targets including military sites in Britain and elsewhere. Moscow's reliance on proxies, he said, are "not the actions of a great superpower with the strategic upper hand."
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