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July 6, 2025

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Pakistan’s secret story through the eyes of a spy

Posted on 06 July 2025 UAE: Posted by Pen & Sword Military, Caught in CrossFire: The Internal History of Pakistan”secret servicesHe begins with the author to mention a dramatic story since 1982, with former President General Zia Ul Haq. The incident perfectly incorporates the way the NaseEem Akhtar Khan brigade was often found at the forefront of some of the most basic moments of the twentieth century. He also referred to another president, Pervez Musharraf, as a close friend and mentor. Imagine spending almost thirty years as an invisible warrior for your country, constantly slipping into enemy territory to concentrate

May 9, 2025

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Ukraine captures two Hungarians over alleged spy plot

Listen to the article WORLD: Ukraine’s security service said on Thursday that it had disassembled a espionage network allegedly run by Hungarian military intelligence, accusing two former Ukrainian troops of gathering classified defense information in a western area. The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) said that the suspects held, a man and a woman, had gathered information on air defense systems, law enforcement and public feeling in the Zakarpattia area, which host a large national population of Hungary. “For the first time in Ukraine history, the Security Service has exposed a Hungarian network of military information that conducts espionage activities against

December 25, 2024

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High Tech Spy: India’s Rising Marriage Detectives

From a nondescript office in a New Delhi shopping mall, matrimonial detective Bhavna Paliwal manages prospective husbands – a booming industry in India, where younger generations are increasingly opting for love matches over arranged marriages. The tradition of partners being carefully chosen by the two families remains hugely popular, but in a country where social mores are changing rapidly, more and more couples are making their own matches. So for some families, the first step when young lovers want to get married is not to call a priest or a party planner, but a sleuth like Paliwal with high-tech spy

November 17, 2024

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Trump’s choice for intelligence chief is sending shockwaves throughout the spy world

Former U.S. Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard attends a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate and former U.S. President Donald Trump at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, U.S., November 4, 2024. — Reuters President-elect Donald Trump’s selection of Tulsi Gabbard to head US intelligence has sent shockwaves through the national security establishment, fueling concerns that the sprawling intelligence community will become increasingly politicized. Trump’s nomination of Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman who lacks deep intelligence experience and is seen as soft on Russia and Syria, is among several high-profile choices that suggest he may be prioritizing personal loyalty over competence as

September 2, 2024

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Beluga whale alleged to be a Russian spy has died

A white beluga whale wearing a leash is seen off the coast of northern Norway, April 29, 2019. — Reuters A beluga whale, suspected to have been trained as a spy by Russia, was found dead off the coast in Risavika Bay in southern Norway on Saturday by a father and son fishing in the waters. The Independent he said, citing the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK. The whale was nicknamed Hvaldimir — a combination of the Norwegian word “hval” for whale and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first name. He was described as a spy in the West after he was

August 29, 2024

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“Russia faces difficulties in recapturing territory held by Ukraine”: US spy

Russian President Vladimir Putin will launch a counteroffensive to try to recapture territory in the Kursk region seized by Ukrainian troops, but Russian forces will face "a tough fight" CIA Deputy Director David Cohen said Wednesday. Cohen told a national security industry conference that the significance of the Ukrainian incursion, which has overrun about 300 square miles (777 square kilometers) of Russian countryside, remains to be seen. Ukrainian forces crashed through Russia’s western border into the Kursk region on August 6 in a surprise attack that continues. While Kiev has said it has no intention of annexing the territory it

August 12, 2024

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Ex-MI6 spy claims Russia’s role in UK far-right riots, officials to investigate

Christopher Steele, the former head of MI6’s Russia bureau, has argued that recent far-right riots in the UK provide “clear” evidence of Russian involvement. Steele, who is known for his dossier on Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Russia, said the security agencies would be looking closely at the role of online instigators in the recent unrest. In the past fortnight, violent riots broke out in Southport and Rotherham after false claims that a Muslim migrant was responsible for an attack on a children’s dance class. The disinformation was spread by far-right activists online, with Steele suggesting the misinformation came from

February 24, 2024

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Alia Bhatt may join YRF Spy Universe as Pathaan’s protégé

At the heart of the Bollywood cinematic landscape, Yash Raj Films’ (YRF) Spy Universe has become a force of anticipation and excitement for movie buffs. Among the much-anticipated projects, Alia Bhatt’s upcoming spy film set in this universe has generated a lot of interest, especially with whispers of a possible tie-up with Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan. YRF Spy Universe has already enthralled the audience with its star-studded cast and seamless crossover of characters in different films. After the exciting crossovers between Tiger and Pathaan in each other’s films, the prospect of an exclusive clash film titled Tiger vs Pathaan has

February 20, 2024

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SpaceX to launch India’s maiden spy satellite, expanding surveillance capabilities

The satellite will play a central role in monitoring the “Line of Actual Control” along the Chinese border SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket carrying a South Korean spy satellite lifts off from Vandenberg Space Base, Calif., on Dec. 1 —SpaceX India is preparing to launch its first indigenously developed spy satellite via a SpaceX launch vehicle in April this year. Interesting Engineering mentionted. The satellite, built by TATA Advanced Systems (TAS) Limited, the defense arm of the TATA Group, will boost India’s Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT) fleet, increasing the number from 12 to 16, according to Economic Times. With operations based

January 31, 2024

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Former US spy claims he may have found aviator Amelia Earhart’s plane

“As long as she’s gone, there’s always going to be someone out there looking,” Tony Romeo said. This combination of images shows American aviator Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo and non-stop across the Atlantic, and a view of the expedition that begins a journey to find the wreckage of Earhart’s plane in the Pacific Ocean from the Deep Sea Vision. — Reuters/Files Former United States Air Force intelligence officer Tony Romeo believes he found the wreckage of American aviator Amelia Earhart’s plane in the Pacific Ocean using sonar data from a deep-sea drone. Romeo plans to launch

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