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SIGINT, open-source signals, and indicators

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For 18 years, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah hid underground, unaware that Israeli intelligence had infiltrated the bunkers protecting him.

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China has been holding classified F-35 stealth parts in Hong Kong since late May 2026.

A UPS employee missed a DSV warning email saying the shipment couldn't transit restricted countries under ITAR. The cargo, a cockpit canopy and weapons-...

China has been holding classified F-35 stealth parts in Hong Kong since late May 2026.

A UPS employee missed a DSV warning email saying the shipment couldn't transit restricted countries under ITAR. The cargo, a cockpit canopy and weapons-bay door from an Australian F-35, went from South Korea straight into Hong Kong on a routine Asian route.

Both parts are coated in classified radar-absorbing material. Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon call them unserviceable and low risk. Congress is investigating whether the stealth coating recipe is compromised.

-Bloomberg.

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THROWBACK: 7 months before Israel’s pager attack, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah warned his fighters to abandon their cell phones. Hezbollah instead distributed pagers…

Nasrallah warned:

“Your cell phone is a lethal collaborator.”

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THROWBACK: 7 months before Israel’s pager attack, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah warned his fighters to abandon their cell phones. Hezbollah instead distributed pagers…

Nasrallah warned:

“Your cell phone is a lethal collaborator.”

“[Israel] does not need human collaborators, because people carry cell phones with them wherever they go.”

“Disable it, bury it, lock it in a metal box.”

“The cell phones you, your wife, and your children hold are the collaborators.”

They all went with pagers instead…

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Satellite imagery of a new China-Laos military facility at Ban Keun, near Vientiane, shows eight K-8 light attack and training jets along with more than two dozen military vehicles, Reuters reports. The runway appears built for expansion, which could allow larger Chinese surveillance and intelligence aircraft to operate from the site. It would mark China's first full-scale military base in Southeast Asia.