OSINTdefender
The U.S. Air Force has identified the servicemember who died after falling while repelling from the stadium’s ceiling at a USTA-Air Force game as U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson, a Tactical Air Control Party instructor assigned to the 6th Combat Training Squadron, Detachment 2, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas.
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Open Source Intel
Explosions in Tebnine, southern Lebanon, after reports of IDF strikes. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2112215817047650539/photo/1
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Nuno Felix
RT @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: 🇪🇺🛰️ FT: Europe’s biggest telecom operators are teaming up to challenge Starlink.

Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone are exploring a joint bid for EU satellite spectrum to offer direct-to-smartphone connectivity.

The initiative aims to reduce Europe’s dependence on U.S. satellite providers amid growing transatlantic tensions.

The companies would build ground infrastructure and partner with an existing satellite operator rather than launch their own satellites.
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Nuno Felix
KSA and offensive….. on the same sentence….. https://twitter.com/Felix_Nuno/status/2112219982809497916/photo/1

KSA can’t maintain the facade of normalcy anymore. It has to go on the offensive. - Rebeccah Heinrichs
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Open Source Intel
NOW: Interesting alert, something triggered a terrorist infiltration alert in Samaria. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2112222062148481481/photo/1
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Visioner
RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️ Ukraine’s Air Force says Russia carried out two separate ballistic missile strikes overnight, with the first attack taking place at 11 PM without any advance warning from the United States.

Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson Yurii Ihnat confirmed that the second ballistic strike occurred at approximately 3 AM, four hours after the initial attack.

“There were two ballistic strikes overnight. The first was at 11 PM and the second at 3 AM. There was no warning from the United States about the first one,” Ihnat stated.

He also warned that Russian ballistic attacks can occur in successive waves, making continued vigilance essential even after an initial strike has ended.

“If Russia launches a ballistic strike at 11 PM or midnight, for example, it is entirely possible that it will repeat the attack. That is why extreme caution is necessary.”

🔥 The absence of an advance American warning about the first strike raises concerns about Ukraine’s access to timely missile-threat intelligence. Ballistic missiles leave defenders with very limited reaction time, making early detection, rapid communication and reliable air-defense coordination particularly important. Ihnat’s warning also highlights the danger of assuming that an attack has ended after the first wave.

See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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Visioner
RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has issued a forceful warning over restrictions on Ukraine’s access to Starshield, promising congressional investigations, public hearings and punitive funding cuts against any U.S. officials or agencies found responsible.

Fitzpatrick pledged to President Volodymyr Zelensky that anyone attempting to restrict Ukraine’s use of SpaceX’s military satellite communications system would face full accountability.

He said Congress would reaffirm Ukraine’s importance as a U.S. ally and recognize Russia as a self-declared adversary of the United States.

Fitzpatrick also called for Washington to provide Ukraine with all the defensive equipment it needs, prohibit imports of Russian oil and impose stronger sanctions on Moscow.

“Not one drop of Russian oil should be imported into the United States,” he declared, adding that the proposed measures would be brought before the House of Representatives, where he expects overwhelming support.

Invoking former President Ronald Reagan, Fitzpatrick concluded:

“Ukraine can defeat Russia, and Ukraine will defeat Russia.”

🔥 Fitzpatrick’s statement highlights significant Republican opposition to policies perceived as weakening Ukraine’s defense. His threats of congressional oversight and budgetary consequences also demonstrate how disputes over satellite communications and military assistance could develop into a broader confrontation between Congress and the Trump administration. Whether his proposals advance will depend on congressional action, but his remarks underscore the continuing debate within Washington over support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia.

See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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Open Source Intel
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Sarea has announced a wide wave of attacks on Saudi territory.

The sites he named:

• Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu, on the Red Sea coast
• The Shaybah oil field
• King Khalid airport in the capital, Riyadh
• Abha airport and radar installations nearby
• The air force base at Khamis Mushait
• The Saudi naval base at Jazan
• The Bir Askar radar near Najran, in the southwest of the kingdom

Sarea presented the attacks as a response to Saudi strikes on what he called civilian targets in Sanaa and various areas of Yemen. He claims those strikes caused dozens of dead and wounded, most of them women and children.
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Open Source Intel
I’m still trying to understand what the Palestinian flag has to do with student protests, let alone the looting of a random person’s store.

Footage from the France “student”/ Free Palestine riots https://x.com/NadiaPalesa/status/2111842504236786042/video/1
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Nuno Felix
RT @deaidua: As US Secretary of the Treasury @SecScottBessent clearly has absolutely no idea what he is talking about and asks “Where is Germany?” when it comes to the supply of Patriot fire units and missiles to Ukraine, I thought this might be a good time for an educational tweet.

Let's first talk about the supply of fire units and afterwards about the supply of missiles. Germany, Mr. Secretary, has in fact supplied more MIM-104 Patriot fire units to Ukraine than the US has, despite owning and operating only a fraction of what the US owns and operates. About half of Ukraine's MIM-104 Patriot fire units came from Bundeswehr stocks.

A total of five fully equipped MIM-104 Patriot fire units were supplied from Bundeswehr stocks between 2023 and 2025 alongside a few extra launchers and most likely a spare radar unit. Germany began donating Patriot related equipment to Ukraine at the same time the US has and still does it until this day while the US has long stopped donating this to Ukraine.

Let's now talk about missiles. Together with every fire unit, Germany also donated a missile package. Known donations included for example 100 missiles and 64 missiles. That's substantial, but of course, this only guaranteed the immediate operational readiness of said fire units, nothing else. We didn’t have our own production facilities and our stocks weren’t even remotely as well-stocked as those in the US. The US (led by Biden) actually kept those fire units alive.

In February 2025, before the delivery of the last two MIM-104 Patriot fire units took place, before various donations via PURL and JUMPSTART took place and before Germany made several smaller missile deliveries from its own stocks, the German MoD confirmed to have delivered 328 Patriot missiles of various versions. By now the number of Patriot missiles already financed and delivered should exceed 500 easily.

But what about what's happening now? Germany has shown multiple times since President Trump took office that it is leading in the organisation, funding and delivery of new ammunition for Ukraine's MIM-104 Patriot fire units.

The German government has multiple times organized or tried to organize new deliveries for Ukraine. For example, in February 2026, Germany was in talks with multiple nations to find a total of 35 PAC-3 missiles for Ukraine. After weeks-long negotiations, 30+ were actually donated as a result of the German initiative. Germany was also — on the highest levels — in talks with Spain and Greece for the delivery of additional missiles.

But of course, we are doing things beyond. A lot of things. As already mentioned, Germany is actively funding Patriot missiles from the US both via JUMPSTART and via PURL. You shouldn't forget @SecScottBessent, that we are paying you for this. As recently as June 2026, Germany spent a total of $200 million on PAC-3 missiles via JUMPSTART and another $200 million on various missiles via PURL. Total donations already exceed $1 billion.

And now to the final and biggest part: In April 2026, Germany announced an enormous missile package for Ukraine. Over the following years, Germany will spend €3.2 billion to finance 600 PAC-2 GEM-T missiles for Ukraine's MIM-104 Patriot fire units — made in Germany by the way.

So please don't ask what Germany is doing for Ukraine. We do more for Ukraine then anybody else, including the US. All you do now is getting paid billions for the bare minimum.

PS: For full transparency it must be noted that multiple nations like Denmark, Lithuania and Norway above all have supported Germany financially in the delivery or re-procurement of MIM-104 Patriot fire units and missiles.
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Nuno Felix
I am not entirely sure this works as they intend

בשיחה עם ידידי הנשיא טראמפ לאחר שהודיע על תמיכתו בי בבחירות. יחד אנחנו הולכים להסיר את האיום האיראני לתמיד! צאו להצביע מחל! https://twitter.com/netanyahu/status/2112221725379514437/video/1 - Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו
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Nuno Felix
RT @NataliaAntonova: Her name was Angelina. Her mother is also dead. They were just out for a walk. This is who Russians murder as we make “deals” with them. https://twitter.com/NataliaAntonova/status/2112227138426552596/photo/1
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