Humint and Espionage – Truth Only Has Few Friends

When The Assassins Got Kidnapped

The 2017 Sulaymaniyah incident underscored the intense intelligence and proxy warfare between Turkey and the PKK in Iraqi Kurdistan, exposing the risks of cross-border operations in a region where PKK presence intersects with Kurdish regional governance.

The Honey Traps That Failed – The President Sukarno Story

During the Cold War, both the CIA and KGB attempted to discredit Indonesian President Sukarno, a charismatic, non-aligned leader known for his womanizing reputation.

The Social Media Minefield in Modern Warfare

Social media should be viewed as a very sensitive and volatile weapon that can be used offensively and defensively. Social media, just like drones, have changed the face of modern warfare and are elements that need to be fully understood and exploited in current and future conflicts.

Russian SIGINT & Mobile Phones

The front line is not just a couple of kilometers of the front line. Do not keep phones turned on where artillery can reach. If you urgently need to call, use only one phone at a time within a 700-meter area.

The Threat of Poisoning for Bodyguards & Close Protection Personnel

The vast majority of those in the close protection and bodyguard industry are trained to anticipate violence. Yet one of the most insidious threats they must also prepare for is poisoning—a method of attack that is silent, often invisible, and devastatingly effective.

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