Nuno Felix
RT @CoffeReport: 🇩🇪 UPDATE: German police confirm that the aircraft escorted by Eurofighters to Nuremberg transmitted squawk code 7500, indicating a possible hijacking.

The pilot was also unreachable by radio, triggering multiple military alert scrambles.

There is no confirmation that an actual hijacking occurred. The reason for the 7500 signal remains under investigation.

The aircraft landed safely, and police have now allowed passengers to disembark and proceed to the arrivals hall.

🚨🇩🇪 BREAKING: German Eurofighter jets escorted a passenger aircraft from Corfu, Greece, to Nuremberg Airport following a reported aviation emergency.

The aircraft landed safely, but police cordoned off the airport and flight operations were suspended.

The reason for the military escort remains unclear.

Separately, between 02:00 and 04:00 this morning, three pilots reported possible drone sightings near the airport, disrupting six flights.

Police could not confirm the presence of a drone, and there is no established connection between the incidents. - Coffe Report
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Nuno Felix
RT @BiankaB12: You know, I kept quiet because everyone kept blasting my ear about the Baltics for months 🙄 while largely ignoring the southeastern flank.

Yes, the Baltics are vulnerable. But they are also embedded in an increasingly integrated Nordic-Baltic security architecture and backed by NATO. Going after them is an enormous gamble.

Bulgaria presents a different kind of vulnerability.

Russia has spent DECADES cultivating political, cultural, religious and institutional influence there. That investment was never random.

There is an ideological dimension too - Medieval Bulgaria sits at the root of the Slavic Orthodox literary tradition Russia later absorbed and claimed as part of its own civilizational inheritance: Cyrillic literacy, Church Slavonic culture and a profoundly important strand of Slavic Orthodoxy developed and spread through the Bulgarian medieval state. That heritage matters enormously to a regime obsessed with historical legitimacy.

And then there is the obvious geopolitical prize: the Black Sea.

Bulgaria gives you coastline, ports, proximity to Ukraine and Turkey, and access to NATO’s southeastern flank. Moscow does not need to attack the strongest point - it probes where institutions, cohesion and political will are weakest.

That is why I keep looking south while everyone else was looking north.

The Balkans have been a battlefield of great-power competition for centuries. Russia did not suddenly discover Bulgaria yesterday - it has spent decades and considerable resources cultivating leverage: political, cultural, historical and strategic.

4 attacked ships, constant sabotage on arms manufacturers, and today - burning on Starlink terminal.

Two ships were hit this morning in Bulgaria’s economic zone. One of them sank, with its entire crew currently missing. This comes after another ship was hit yesterday in neighboring Romania’s economic zone, killing two people and injuring several. https://twitter.com/Daractenus/status/2107388456997703807/photo/1 - Daractenus
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Disclose.tv
NOW - NATO Deputy Asst Secretary General, James Appathurai, says that NATO's number 1 priority in the digital battlefield is "to build a transatlantic warfighting cloud." https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/2109990190051639344/video/1
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Nuno Felix
How I know you are an idiot: (see below)

How I know Russia is winning the war: Zelensky keeps requesting a ceasefire, Putin keeps saying no - Mario Nawfal
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Nuno Felix
RT @CaitlinDoornbos: Terrible, uninformed logic.

When you’re winning a war, you want to end the fight and rest on your success. It’s only when you think you haven’t achieved your goals that you refuse to stop.

In WWII terms, that’d be like the US continuing to wipe out Japan after its surrender.

How I know Russia is winning the war: Zelensky keeps requesting a ceasefire, Putin keeps saying no - Mario Nawfal
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Nuno Felix
RT @JimmySecUK: There is absolutely no evidence that the United States has paused intelligence sharing with Ukraine, despite fevered speculation on Twitter and Telegram.

Missiles hitting Kyiv before the air raid alarm sounds is an infrequent occurrence, but has happened many times since 2022.
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Open Source Intel
U.S. Navy hailing a vessel on VHF Ch-16 in the Strait of Hormuz. Reverse course or face action.

@live_ais_com https://x.com/live_ais_com/status/2109959130048057675/video/1
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Nuno Felix
RT @mobbs_mentality: I’m not sure why so many are intent on perpetuating claims of an intelligence pause that does not exist. There are legitimate reasons for concern over recent developments, but that makes accuracy all the more important.

Amplifying unsubstantiated claims only deepens distrust, fuels anger, and further strains relationships at a time when neither country benefits from more confusion.

Here is Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs @andrii_sybiha clearly stating the facts.

⚡️ Ukraine continues to receive intelligence from the US

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said this at the Warsaw Security Forum:

“Yes, we continue this cooperation. And also it is true that yesterday's attack or night attack, air raid alert was launched with a delay, but it is because of the special type of weaponry which was used by the Russian side.” - NEXTA
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Nuno Felix
RT @DanCrenshawTX: Oh what a surprise: Russians killing kids in the streets. Again. Where’s the evidence that Putin wants a peace deal?

Again, @elonmusk, the right thing to do is open Starlink for Ukrainian use. Let them protect themselves.

DISTURBING CONTENT: Brand new surveillance footage captures the moment a Russian strike hits a neighborhood outside Kharkiv, Ukraine, killing three people and injuring dozens.

Among those killed is a teenage boy seen riding his scooter moments before the blast, along with a store employee who had stepped outside for some air. - Fox News
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OSINTdefender
The Houthis have issued a warning to "all employees, experts, engineers, and workers in all Saudi oil facilities against being present in locations that represent targets for our forces...as well as renewing their warning to aviation companies in the fields and airports, and travelers and workers in them..."
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Nuno Felix
RT @NataliaAntonova: How nice

Just weeks after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Zacharia also posted seemingly in support of Vladimir Putin, reposting a post that the Russian president was fighting a secret network of powerful elites. https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/12/politics/kfile-katie-zacharia-deleted-tweets - Andrew Kaczynski
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Disclose.tv
NOW - NATO Deputy Asst Secretary General says that "time frames for when we need to be ready to fight defensively have moved forward," due to "Russian aggression," and that "we have a year, something like that, to be fully ready." https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/2109993030078050683/video/1
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Open Source Intel
NOW: Air traffic disruptions continue over Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, following several days of attacks on Saudi airports.

Flight tracking shows aircraft turning away from Jeddah. Unconfirmed whether this is linked to ongoing Houthi attacks. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109993858155057578/photo/1
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Open Source Intel
The Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Yahya Saree has renewed warnings to all employees, engineers and workers at Saudi oil facilities to evacuate sites considered military targets, including those previously targeted.

He also reiterated earlier warnings to airlines, airport personnel and passengers at Saudi airports.
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