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Ancient Maritime Trade Routes and the Infiltration of Illicit Networks
Read more: Ancient Maritime Trade Routes and the Infiltration of Illicit NetworksThe Persian Gulf, Arabian Sea, Red Sea, and western Indian Ocean represent one of humanity’s oldest continuous logistical transportation systems. Today, this ancient infrastructure serves as the lifeblood of legitimate regional economies and a primary conduit for transnational illicit trafficking of narcotics, weapons, and people.
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Comparing the Kit Carson–Ann White Kidnapping to a Modern Hostage Rescue
Read more: Comparing the Kit Carson–Ann White Kidnapping to a Modern Hostage RescueModern hostage rescue has reduced—but not eliminated—the role of luck. But the central fact remains: a hostage rescue is a high‑stakes gamble in which the hostage’s life is the currency.
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Commercial Fishing, Organized Crime, Narcos & Spies
Read more: Commercial Fishing, Organized Crime, Narcos & SpiesBeyond the picturesque imagery of local fishermen hauling in the day’s catch lies a multibillion-dollar global enterprise deeply entangled with transnational crime syndicates and international espionage networks.
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Who Will Fill The Iranian Power Vacuum?
Read more: Who Will Fill The Iranian Power Vacuum?It’s clear for anyone looking at the situation from a real perspective that the only stabile area within Iran after the regime has collapsed will be in the Kurdish regions, and the only groups with the experience and influence to govern will be the Kurdish groups.
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Hostage Rescue – Think Like The Terrorist
Read more: Hostage Rescue – Think Like The TerroristI find amusing the videos online of hostage rescue drills of scenarios where the hostages are being held in buses etc. Think about this from the hostage takers perspective, do you think they would wait for the tactical team to enter the bus, so they could engage in a fair firefight?
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Russian SIGINT & Mobile Phones
Read more: Russian SIGINT & Mobile PhonesThe 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.


