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about 12 hours ago

My book, Counterintelligence at Its Core, is now available in a less expensive paperback edition. It is also available in an ebook format. Reviews welcome. @RiennerPub https://t.co/O9Sn6fNHVd #counterintelligence #analysis

riehle_kevin's tweet photo. My book, Counterintelligence at Its Core, is now available in a less expensive paperback edition.

It is also available in an ebook format.

Reviews welcome.

@RiennerPub

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IVLI @ivli151020

about 17 hours ago

Surveillance Role Players - paid/contractor jobs (military, intelligence, law enforcement training — Quantico, DoD programs). They act as fake targets, suspects, or civilians in surveillance training exercises: tailing people, detection drills, #counterintelligence scenarios.

Robert Morton

@Robert4787

1 day ago

@DanJarvisMBE This is why counterintelligence matters. China does not just target classified documents. It targets relationships, technology, supply chains, and people with access. Awareness is often the first line of defense. #China #Counterintelligence #NationalSecurity

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Pull the Shade

@PullTheShade3

1 day ago

Did #theredhatclub act as #counterintelligence or in self-defense of the indefensible? #ItsSoBig #theredshoesclub #NAMBLA

conspiracybot

@conspiracyb0t

2 days ago

The Red Shoes Club - it's all about children

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Michael Novakhov

@mikenov

2 days ago

#CounterIntelligence #FBI #Security https://t.co/E9x05M3Lgc

Michael Novakhov

@mikenov

2 days ago

#NYCRats, #Epidemics, and #Biowarfare Theory NYC Rats, Epidemics, and Biowarfare Theory https://t.co/hSK71Qorlo Rats in NYC: https://t.co/D9JGYmt4MU Pic.: New York rats get COVID, including omicron, delta, alpha strains - https://t.co/d6iQnUATno - My Opinion - The Hypothesis: The nearly simultaneous stabilization and decrease of the rates of Humane Epidemics: Covid-19, Flu, etc., and the estimated, up to one third, stabilization and decrease of the Rat Population in the NYC; are the same causal factors at play, namely the deliberate attempt to spread the epidemics as the means of the BioWarfare by the deliberate stimulation of the Rats Population growth? Also: the estimates of the efficiency of the recent anti-rat measures in NYC? Gemini: It is entirely understandable why you might look at the parallel timelines of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge—and subsequent decline—of New York City’s rat population and suspect a shared underlying cause. Human brains are naturally wired to find patterns in overlapping events. However, to answer your hypothesis directly: No, these are not the same causal factors at play, and there is no evidence of a biological warfare campaign linking the two. Here is a candid, fact-based breakdown of why these two trends share a timeline, and how NYC has actually achieved its recent drop in the rat population. 1. The Real Connection: Human Behavior, Not Biowarfare The surges and subsequent declines in human respiratory epidemics and the NYC rat population are indeed related, but the causality is the reverse of your hypothesis. Rats do not spread COVID-19 or the Flu: Both COVID-19 and influenza are respiratory viruses that spread human-to-human via airborne droplets and aerosols. Rats are not vectors for these viruses. While urban rodents do carry other diseases (like leptospirosis and salmonella), they had no epidemiological role in transmitting or sustaining the recent human respiratory pandemics. Pandemic policies caused the "Ratsplosion": The rat population didn't cause the pandemic; the pandemic caused the rat surge. During 2020 and 2021, NYC implemented sweeping behavioral changes. The hasty construction of outdoor dining structures (sheds) provided millions of rats with new, protected habitats right next to human food. Simultaneously, early-pandemic budget cuts temporarily hit the sanitation department, and remote work shifted massive amounts of waste from commercial districts to residential neighborhoods. This created a "perfect storm" for urban rodents to multiply. The Dual Decline: The stabilization of human epidemics over the last few years is due to widespread population immunity, vaccines, and the natural evolutionary life cycles of respiratory viruses. The simultaneous decline in the rat population is the result of aggressive, targeted municipal policy reversing the exact environmental conditions that allowed the rats to thrive in the first place. 2. Efficiency of Recent NYC Anti-Rat Measures Your estimate of a roughly one-third decrease in the rat population is incredibly close to the mark. Recent data from the last two years shows that NYC’s "War on Rats" is yielding some of the most significant municipal pest-control victories in the city's modern history. According to the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) and 311 data extending through 2024 and 2025: A Historic Drop in Complaints: By early 2025, NYC recorded over 12 consecutive months of year-over-year declines in rat sightings reported to 311. Overall citywide complaints dropped roughly 20% to 25%, with specific boroughs like Brooklyn seeing drops as steep as 36%, and neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen reporting a 34% drop. The "Trash Revolution" (Containerization): The primary driver of this success is the city's aggressive push to remove black garbage bags from the sidewalks. Starting in early 2024 for businesses and late 2024 for low-density residential buildings (1 to 9 units), the city mandated the use of sealed, hard-sided bins. Officials estimate that roughly 70% of the city's trash has now been containerized, effectively cutting off the rats' primary food supply. Removal of Dining Sheds: As the city phased out and demolished the pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds, massive, entrenched rat colonies lost their primary shelters and were forced out. Data-Driven Mitigation: The appointment of a Director of Rodent Mitigation (the "Rat Czar") and the establishment of Rat Mitigation Zones (RMZs) allowed the health and sanitation departments to target the most infested areas with integrated pest management—like pumping carbon monoxide into burrows—rather than just relying on traditional poison baits. In short, the causal factor linking the pandemic and the rats isn't a deliberate biowarfare plot. It is simply that when human routines were massively disrupted by COVID-19, the city inadvertently created an all-you-can-eat buffet for rodents. Now that the city has aggressively revolutionized how it handles its garbage, the rat population is crashing back down to reality. CBS News report on the drop in NYC rat complaints This news segment provides on-the-ground context and official data discussing how new trash container laws and the removal of dining sheds contributed to a massive drop in NYC rat sightings. - AI Mode: https://t.co/1muzuncID9 -

mikenov's tweet photo. #NYCRats, #Epidemics, and #Biowarfare Theory
NYC Rats, Epidemics, and Biowarfare Theory https://t.co/hSK71Qorlo
Rats in NYC: https://t.co/D9JGYmt4MU
Pic.: New York rats get COVID, including omicron, delta, alpha strains - https://t.co/d6iQnUATno
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My Opinion - The Hypothesis: The nearly simultaneous stabilization and decrease of the rates of Humane Epidemics: Covid-19, Flu, etc., and the estimated, up to one third, stabilization and decrease of the Rat Population in the NYC; are the same causal factors at play, namely the deliberate attempt to spread the epidemics as the means of the BioWarfare by the deliberate stimulation of the Rats Population growth? Also: the estimates of the efficiency of the recent anti-rat measures in NYC?
Gemini:
It is entirely understandable why you might look at the parallel timelines of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge—and subsequent decline—of New York City’s rat population and suspect a shared underlying cause. Human brains are naturally wired to find patterns in overlapping events.

However, to answer your hypothesis directly: No, these are not the same causal factors at play, and there is no evidence of a biological warfare campaign linking the two. Here is a candid, fact-based breakdown of why these two trends share a timeline, and how NYC has actually achieved its recent drop in the rat population.

1. The Real Connection: Human Behavior, Not Biowarfare

The surges and subsequent declines in human respiratory epidemics and the NYC rat population are indeed related, but the causality is the reverse of your hypothesis.

Rats do not spread COVID-19 or the Flu: Both COVID-19 and influenza are respiratory viruses that spread human-to-human via airborne droplets and aerosols. Rats are not vectors for these viruses. While urban rodents do carry other diseases (like leptospirosis and salmonella), they had no epidemiological role in transmitting or sustaining the recent human respiratory pandemics.
Pandemic policies caused the "Ratsplosion": The rat population didn't cause the pandemic; the pandemic caused the rat surge. During 2020 and 2021, NYC implemented sweeping behavioral changes. The hasty construction of outdoor dining structures (sheds) provided millions of rats with new, protected habitats right next to human food. Simultaneously, early-pandemic budget cuts temporarily hit the sanitation department, and remote work shifted massive amounts of waste from commercial districts to residential neighborhoods. This created a "perfect storm" for urban rodents to multiply.
The Dual Decline: The stabilization of human epidemics over the last few years is due to widespread population immunity, vaccines, and the natural evolutionary life cycles of respiratory viruses. The simultaneous decline in the rat population is the result of aggressive, targeted municipal policy reversing the exact environmental conditions that allowed the rats to thrive in the first place.

2. Efficiency of Recent NYC Anti-Rat Measures

Your estimate of a roughly one-third decrease in the rat population is incredibly close to the mark. Recent data from the last two years shows that NYC’s "War on Rats" is yielding some of the most significant municipal pest-control victories in the city's modern history.

According to the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) and 311 data extending through 2024 and 2025:

A Historic Drop in Complaints: By early 2025, NYC recorded over 12 consecutive months of year-over-year declines in rat sightings reported to 311. Overall citywide complaints dropped roughly 20% to 25%, with specific boroughs like Brooklyn seeing drops as steep as 36%, and neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen reporting a 34% drop.
The "Trash Revolution" (Containerization): The primary driver of this success is the city's aggressive push to remove black garbage bags from the sidewalks. Starting in early 2024 for businesses and late 2024 for low-density residential buildings (1 to 9 units), the city mandated the use of sealed, hard-sided bins. Officials estimate that roughly 70% of the city's trash has now been containerized, effectively cutting off the rats' primary food supply.
Removal of Dining Sheds: As the city phased out and demolished the pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds, massive, entrenched rat colonies lost their primary shelters and were forced out.
Data-Driven Mitigation: The appointment of a Director of Rodent Mitigation (the "Rat Czar") and the establishment of Rat Mitigation Zones (RMZs) allowed the health and sanitation departments to target the most infested areas with integrated pest management—like pumping carbon monoxide into burrows—rather than just relying on traditional poison baits.

In short, the causal factor linking the pandemic and the rats isn't a deliberate biowarfare plot. It is simply that when human routines were massively disrupted by COVID-19, the city inadvertently created an all-you-can-eat buffet for rodents. Now that the city has aggressively revolutionized how it handles its garbage, the rat population is crashing back down to reality.

CBS News report on the drop in NYC rat complaints

This news segment provides on-the-ground context and official data discussing how new trash container laws and the removal of dining sheds contributed to a massive drop in NYC rat sightings.
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https://t.co/1muzuncID9
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Michael Novakhov

@mikenov

2 days ago

#CounterIntelligence #CIA #FBI https://t.co/S2bhXMRrz6

Michael Novakhov

@mikenov

2 days ago

#NYCRats, #Epidemics, and #Biowarfare Theory NYC Rats, Epidemics, and Biowarfare Theory https://t.co/hSK71Qorlo Pic.: New York rats get COVID, including omicron, delta, alpha strains - https://t.co/d6iQnUATno - My Opinion - The Hypothesis: The nearly simultaneous stabilization and decrease of the rates of Humane Epidemics: Covid-19, Flu, etc., and the estimated, up to one third, stabilization and decrease of the Rat Population in the NYC; are the same causal factors at play, namely the deliberate attempt to spread the epidemics as the means of the BioWarfare by the deliberate stimulation of the Rats Population growth? Also: the estimates of the efficiency of the recent anti-rat measures in NYC? Gemini: It is entirely understandable why you might look at the parallel timelines of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge—and subsequent decline—of New York City’s rat population and suspect a shared underlying cause. Human brains are naturally wired to find patterns in overlapping events. However, to answer your hypothesis directly: No, these are not the same causal factors at play, and there is no evidence of a biological warfare campaign linking the two. Here is a candid, fact-based breakdown of why these two trends share a timeline, and how NYC has actually achieved its recent drop in the rat population. 1. The Real Connection: Human Behavior, Not Biowarfare The surges and subsequent declines in human respiratory epidemics and the NYC rat population are indeed related, but the causality is the reverse of your hypothesis. Rats do not spread COVID-19 or the Flu: Both COVID-19 and influenza are respiratory viruses that spread human-to-human via airborne droplets and aerosols. Rats are not vectors for these viruses. While urban rodents do carry other diseases (like leptospirosis and salmonella), they had no epidemiological role in transmitting or sustaining the recent human respiratory pandemics. Pandemic policies caused the "Ratsplosion": The rat population didn't cause the pandemic; the pandemic caused the rat surge. During 2020 and 2021, NYC implemented sweeping behavioral changes. The hasty construction of outdoor dining structures (sheds) provided millions of rats with new, protected habitats right next to human food. Simultaneously, early-pandemic budget cuts temporarily hit the sanitation department, and remote work shifted massive amounts of waste from commercial districts to residential neighborhoods. This created a "perfect storm" for urban rodents to multiply. The Dual Decline: The stabilization of human epidemics over the last few years is due to widespread population immunity, vaccines, and the natural evolutionary life cycles of respiratory viruses. The simultaneous decline in the rat population is the result of aggressive, targeted municipal policy reversing the exact environmental conditions that allowed the rats to thrive in the first place. 2. Efficiency of Recent NYC Anti-Rat Measures Your estimate of a roughly one-third decrease in the rat population is incredibly close to the mark. Recent data from the last two years shows that NYC’s "War on Rats" is yielding some of the most significant municipal pest-control victories in the city's modern history. According to the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) and 311 data extending through 2024 and 2025: A Historic Drop in Complaints: By early 2025, NYC recorded over 12 consecutive months of year-over-year declines in rat sightings reported to 311. Overall citywide complaints dropped roughly 20% to 25%, with specific boroughs like Brooklyn seeing drops as steep as 36%, and neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen reporting a 34% drop. The "Trash Revolution" (Containerization): The primary driver of this success is the city's aggressive push to remove black garbage bags from the sidewalks. Starting in early 2024 for businesses and late 2024 for low-density residential buildings (1 to 9 units), the city mandated the use of sealed, hard-sided bins. Officials estimate that roughly 70% of the city's trash has now been containerized, effectively cutting off the rats' primary food supply. Removal of Dining Sheds: As the city phased out and demolished the pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds, massive, entrenched rat colonies lost their primary shelters and were forced out. Data-Driven Mitigation: The appointment of a Director of Rodent Mitigation (the "Rat Czar") and the establishment of Rat Mitigation Zones (RMZs) allowed the health and sanitation departments to target the most infested areas with integrated pest management—like pumping carbon monoxide into burrows—rather than just relying on traditional poison baits. In short, the causal factor linking the pandemic and the rats isn't a deliberate biowarfare plot. It is simply that when human routines were massively disrupted by COVID-19, the city inadvertently created an all-you-can-eat buffet for rodents. Now that the city has aggressively revolutionized how it handles its garbage, the rat population is crashing back down to reality. CBS News report on the drop in NYC rat complaints This news segment provides on-the-ground context and official data discussing how new trash container laws and the removal of dining sheds contributed to a massive drop in NYC rat sightings. - AI Mode: https://t.co/1muzuncID9 -

mikenov's tweet photo. #NYCRats, #Epidemics, and #Biowarfare Theory
NYC Rats, Epidemics, and Biowarfare Theory https://t.co/hSK71Qorlo
Pic.: New York rats get COVID, including omicron, delta, alpha strains - https://t.co/d6iQnUATno
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My Opinion - The Hypothesis: The nearly simultaneous stabilization and decrease of the rates of Humane Epidemics: Covid-19, Flu, etc., and the estimated, up to one third, stabilization and decrease of the Rat Population in the NYC; are the same causal factors at play, namely the deliberate attempt to spread the epidemics as the means of the BioWarfare by the deliberate stimulation of the Rats Population growth? Also: the estimates of the efficiency of the recent anti-rat measures in NYC?
Gemini:
It is entirely understandable why you might look at the parallel timelines of the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge—and subsequent decline—of New York City’s rat population and suspect a shared underlying cause. Human brains are naturally wired to find patterns in overlapping events.

However, to answer your hypothesis directly: No, these are not the same causal factors at play, and there is no evidence of a biological warfare campaign linking the two. Here is a candid, fact-based breakdown of why these two trends share a timeline, and how NYC has actually achieved its recent drop in the rat population.

1. The Real Connection: Human Behavior, Not Biowarfare

The surges and subsequent declines in human respiratory epidemics and the NYC rat population are indeed related, but the causality is the reverse of your hypothesis.

Rats do not spread COVID-19 or the Flu: Both COVID-19 and influenza are respiratory viruses that spread human-to-human via airborne droplets and aerosols. Rats are not vectors for these viruses. While urban rodents do carry other diseases (like leptospirosis and salmonella), they had no epidemiological role in transmitting or sustaining the recent human respiratory pandemics.
Pandemic policies caused the "Ratsplosion": The rat population didn't cause the pandemic; the pandemic caused the rat surge. During 2020 and 2021, NYC implemented sweeping behavioral changes. The hasty construction of outdoor dining structures (sheds) provided millions of rats with new, protected habitats right next to human food. Simultaneously, early-pandemic budget cuts temporarily hit the sanitation department, and remote work shifted massive amounts of waste from commercial districts to residential neighborhoods. This created a "perfect storm" for urban rodents to multiply.
The Dual Decline: The stabilization of human epidemics over the last few years is due to widespread population immunity, vaccines, and the natural evolutionary life cycles of respiratory viruses. The simultaneous decline in the rat population is the result of aggressive, targeted municipal policy reversing the exact environmental conditions that allowed the rats to thrive in the first place.

2. Efficiency of Recent NYC Anti-Rat Measures

Your estimate of a roughly one-third decrease in the rat population is incredibly close to the mark. Recent data from the last two years shows that NYC’s "War on Rats" is yielding some of the most significant municipal pest-control victories in the city's modern history.

According to the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY) and 311 data extending through 2024 and 2025:

A Historic Drop in Complaints: By early 2025, NYC recorded over 12 consecutive months of year-over-year declines in rat sightings reported to 311. Overall citywide complaints dropped roughly 20% to 25%, with specific boroughs like Brooklyn seeing drops as steep as 36%, and neighborhoods like Hell's Kitchen reporting a 34% drop.
The "Trash Revolution" (Containerization): The primary driver of this success is the city's aggressive push to remove black garbage bags from the sidewalks. Starting in early 2024 for businesses and late 2024 for low-density residential buildings (1 to 9 units), the city mandated the use of sealed, hard-sided bins. Officials estimate that roughly 70% of the city's trash has now been containerized, effectively cutting off the rats' primary food supply.
Removal of Dining Sheds: As the city phased out and demolished the pandemic-era outdoor dining sheds, massive, entrenched rat colonies lost their primary shelters and were forced out.
Data-Driven Mitigation: The appointment of a Director of Rodent Mitigation (the "Rat Czar") and the establishment of Rat Mitigation Zones (RMZs) allowed the health and sanitation departments to target the most infested areas with integrated pest management—like pumping carbon monoxide into burrows—rather than just relying on traditional poison baits.

In short, the causal factor linking the pandemic and the rats isn't a deliberate biowarfare plot. It is simply that when human routines were massively disrupted by COVID-19, the city inadvertently created an all-you-can-eat buffet for rodents. Now that the city has aggressively revolutionized how it handles its garbage, the rat population is crashing back down to reality.

CBS News report on the drop in NYC rat complaints

This news segment provides on-the-ground context and official data discussing how new trash container laws and the removal of dining sheds contributed to a massive drop in NYC rat sightings.
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https://t.co/1muzuncID9
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Punjab Kesari Jammu Kashmir @jammukesari

2 days ago

Terror Network पर CIK का बड़ा प्रहार ! Jammu Kashmir के 6 जिलों में 8 ठिकानों पर ताबड़तोड़ छापेमारी #CIKRaid #JammuKashmir #AntiTerrorOperation #KashmirSecurity #CounterIntelligence #UAPA #TerrorCrackdown #SrinagarPolice

GTC NEWS @gtcnewsonline

2 days ago

पंजाब: कलानौर अस्पताल ग्रेनेड हमले का मुख्य आरोपी गिरफ्तार, विदेशी हैंडलर का भी खुलासा... #PunjabPolice #GrenadeAttack #Kalanaur #Gurdaspur #PunjabNews #CounterIntelligence #CrimeNews #LawAndOrder #GTCnews #GTCbharat https://t.co/jATakugwQR

भारत समाचार | Bharat Samachar

@bstvlive

2 days ago

जम्मू-कश्मीर ➡काउंटर-इंटेलिजेंस कश्मीर टीम का छापा ➡श्रीनगर, सोपोर, कुपवारा, अनंतनाग में रेड ➡कुलगाम और बांदीपोरा में भी छापेमारी ➡स्लीपर सेल नेटवर्क को लेकर छापेमारी #JammuAndKashmir #CounterIntelligence | @JmuKmrPolice

bstvlive's tweet photo. जम्मू-कश्मीर
➡काउंटर-इंटेलिजेंस कश्मीर टीम का छापा
➡श्रीनगर, सोपोर, कुपवारा, अनंतनाग में रेड
➡कुलगाम और बांदीपोरा में भी छापेमारी
➡स्लीपर सेल नेटवर्क को लेकर छापेमारी
#JammuAndKashmir #CounterIntelligence | @JmuKmrPolice https://t.co/JHg6grDpoN

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Robert Morton

@Robert4787

3 days ago

When a covert CIA officer’s name is exposed, the damage does not stop with one person. Sources can panic, enemies can dig, and the officer’s family can become part of the target picture. #CIA #Counterintelligence #NationalSecurity #valerieplame https://t.co/UoZYSJZWUm

SpecialEurasia @SpecialEurasia

4 days ago

#Georgia: Counterintelligence Service Arrests Citizen Acting for Foreign Espionage https://t.co/5vzVpqbT2W #SpecialEurasia #Intelligence #Counterintelligence #Caucasus #Security

Sugary🦋

@il_jant

6 days ago

If India's own police leadership alleges that local individuals were working for a foreign intelligence-linked network, then this reflects a counterintelligence challenge inside India itself; not merely an external threat. #CounterIntelligence #India #RAW #Security

Mehmad Fateh @KA92pak

6 days ago

If India's own police leadership alleges that local individuals were working for a foreign network, this is no longer just an external threat. It reflects a profound, deep-rooted counterintelligence challenge inside India. ⚠️ #CounterIntelligence #India #RAW #Security

KA92pak's tweet photo. If India's own police leadership alleges that local individuals were working for a foreign network, this is no longer just an external threat. It reflects a profound, deep-rooted counterintelligence challenge inside India. ⚠️ #CounterIntelligence #India #RAW #Security https://t.co/WjlmKIoeDg

Zayn 𓆩𓆪

@ShahzainSpeakin

6 days ago

Domestic recruitment allegations underline the importance of internal vigilance. #CounterIntelligence #India

ShahzainSpeakin's tweet photo. Domestic recruitment allegations underline the importance of internal vigilance.
#CounterIntelligence #India https://t.co/RjekxyH02C

پکی پکوڑی @smartypoppat

6 days ago

not just an external threat. #CounterIntelligence #RAW #NationalSecurity #India

Aaizel

@Aaizelwah

6 days ago

Effective counterintelligence relies on prevention as much as enforcement. When authorities uncover complex networks, it also sparks discussion about how surveillance, analysis and information-sharing can be further improved. #CounterIntelligence #SecurityStudies #NationalSecurity #India

Aaizel

@Aaizelwah

6 days ago

A strong security framework is measured not only by arrests, but by how early potential threats are identified and disrupted. Every reported case offers an opportunity to assess intelligence coordination and preventive capabilities. #NationalSecurity #CounterIntelligence #India #SecurityAnalysis

Aaizelwah's tweet photo. A strong security framework is measured not only by arrests, but by how early potential threats are identified and disrupted. Every reported case offers an opportunity to assess intelligence coordination and preventive capabilities. #NationalSecurity #CounterIntelligence #India #SecurityAnalysis

Nyla Afzal @FjwuNailaafzal

6 days ago

The arrests are important, but so is asking how recruitment, logistics and planning allegedly went unnoticed. #Security #CounterIntelligence

FjwuNailaafzal's tweet photo. The arrests are important, but so is asking how recruitment, logistics and planning allegedly went unnoticed.

#Security #CounterIntelligence https://t.co/6mcrgbZEjC

Threatwhere

@threatwhere

6 days ago

🏛️ TEHRAN, IRAN: Iranian police detained an individual suspected of connections to foreign intelligence agencies. Arrest conducted 30 May 2026 as part of counterintelligence operations in the capital. #Tehran #Iran #Counterintelligence #ThreatIntel #Threatwhere 🌐 https://t.co/42OKjpkJVM

threatwhere's tweet photo. 🏛️ TEHRAN, IRAN: Iranian police detained an individual suspected of connections to foreign intelligence agencies. Arrest conducted 30 May 2026 as part of counterintelligence operations in the capital.

#Tehran #Iran #Counterintelligence #ThreatIntel #Threatwhere

🌐 https://t.co/42OKjpkJVM

Donato Yaakov Secchi @doyaksec

7 days ago

#Poland.#Counterintelligence has arrested an employee of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (#PGZ), the large arms holding co.for #espionage. The news was announced by Defense Min Władysław Kosiniak-#Kamysz,who, however,did not say for which country the man allegedly espionaged.#Ukraine?

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