/CIG/ Telegram | Counter Intelligence Global
27.04.202517:30
📝 Wildland Anon: "Logging means killing all of the invasive trees, while clearing areas for native species, as per USDA directive. Hopefully they do log more. Honestly nothing unexpected. This'll take years to see through with the amount of people they currently have."
https://fxtwitter.com/CeraGibson/status/1915958653947154746
https://fxtwitter.com/CeraGibson/status/1915958653947154746
27.04.202511:41
🇺🇸🇮🇷 WSJ: U.S.-Iran talks on Saturday ended with major disagreements.
“Some of our differences are very serious,” Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi told Tehran’s state television.
https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/u-s-and-iran-divided-by-key-question-in-nuclear-talks-59b26210
🔗 Apex
“Some of our differences are very serious,” Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi told Tehran’s state television.
https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/u-s-and-iran-divided-by-key-question-in-nuclear-talks-59b26210
🔗 Apex
27.04.202507:34
🇯🇵🇨🇳🇺🇸 Japan intends to push back against any U.S. effort to bring it into an economic bloc aligned against China because of the importance of Tokyo’s trade ties with Beijing, current and former officials said.
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2025/04/26/economy/japan-china-trade-ties-us
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2025/04/26/economy/japan-china-trade-ties-us
26.04.202522:40
🇮🇱🇻🇦A deleted condolence after pope’s death revealed tension between Israel and the Vatican
Hours after Pope Francis’ death was announced, Israel’s Foreign Ministry posted a short message on X: “Rest in peace, Pope Francis. May his memory be a blessing.” Several hours later, it was deleted without explanation.
Coming at a time of effusive global mourning over Francis’ death, the decision to delete the post appeared to reflect the tensions that have emerged between Israel and the Vatican over Francis’ frequent criticism of Israel’s conduct during the war in Gaza. The Foreign Ministry declined to comment on the deletion.
https://apnews.com/article/pope-francis-jerusalem-israel-funeral-vatican-netanyahu-5e6fd6caa4850b0ee5b4fc8720043e1e
Hours after Pope Francis’ death was announced, Israel’s Foreign Ministry posted a short message on X: “Rest in peace, Pope Francis. May his memory be a blessing.” Several hours later, it was deleted without explanation.
Coming at a time of effusive global mourning over Francis’ death, the decision to delete the post appeared to reflect the tensions that have emerged between Israel and the Vatican over Francis’ frequent criticism of Israel’s conduct during the war in Gaza. The Foreign Ministry declined to comment on the deletion.
https://apnews.com/article/pope-francis-jerusalem-israel-funeral-vatican-netanyahu-5e6fd6caa4850b0ee5b4fc8720043e1e
26.04.202514:31
🇺🇸🇾🇪 US Air Campaign Against the Houthis: CENTCOM Spokesperson Dave Eastburn stated on April 24 that CENTCOM has struck over 800 Houthi targets, including command-and-control sites, air defense systems, and advanced weapons production sites, since the start of the US air campaign on March 15. Eastburn said that the strikes have killed “hundreds of Houthi fighters and numerous Houthi leaders.” Eastburn stated that Houthi ballistic missile launches have decreased by 87 percent and Houthi drone attacks have decreased by 65 percent since the start of the CENTCOM airstrike campaign.
MORE: US Central Command (CENTCOM) has conducted at least 28 airstrikes targeting Houthi infrastructure and leadership in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen since 2:00 pm ET on April 24.
CENTCOM conducted at least seven airstrikes targeting Houthi infrastructure, including launch sites and weapons depots, in Majzar and Madghal districts, Marib Governorate, which are less than 50 kilometers behind the frontlines in Marib Governorate.
CENTCOM also conducted at least 11 airstrikes targeting Houthi sites in Bajil District, al Salif Port, and Kamaran Island in Hudaydah Governorate.
CENTCOM reportedly struck Houthi weapons depots and launch sites in al Haymah, Manakhah, Bani Hashish, and Harib Nihm districts in Sanaa Governorate.
🔗 ISW
MORE: US Central Command (CENTCOM) has conducted at least 28 airstrikes targeting Houthi infrastructure and leadership in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen since 2:00 pm ET on April 24.
CENTCOM conducted at least seven airstrikes targeting Houthi infrastructure, including launch sites and weapons depots, in Majzar and Madghal districts, Marib Governorate, which are less than 50 kilometers behind the frontlines in Marib Governorate.
CENTCOM also conducted at least 11 airstrikes targeting Houthi sites in Bajil District, al Salif Port, and Kamaran Island in Hudaydah Governorate.
CENTCOM reportedly struck Houthi weapons depots and launch sites in al Haymah, Manakhah, Bani Hashish, and Harib Nihm districts in Sanaa Governorate.
🔗 ISW
25.04.202516:35
🇵🇰🇮🇳 Pakistan says it will expel Indian diplomats, suspends all visas to Indians
The statement from PM office added that borders would shut, trade would be cancelled and airspace closed to Indian-owned or operated airlines
https://insiderpaper.com/islamabad-says-will-expel-indian-diplomats-suspends-all-visas-to-indians/
The statement from PM office added that borders would shut, trade would be cancelled and airspace closed to Indian-owned or operated airlines
https://insiderpaper.com/islamabad-says-will-expel-indian-diplomats-suspends-all-visas-to-indians/
27.04.202515:37
🇺🇸🇮🇱 Secretary of State Marco Rubio is attempting to purge the State Department of Israel criticism.
Under Biden, the State Department’s bureau pushed for human rights enforcement and issued critical reports on Israel, but their efforts to block weapons sales ultimately went nowhere under State Secretary Antony Blinken.
🔗 AF Post
Under Biden, the State Department’s bureau pushed for human rights enforcement and issued critical reports on Israel, but their efforts to block weapons sales ultimately went nowhere under State Secretary Antony Blinken.
🔗 AF Post
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Rerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts
27.04.202510:39
🇺🇸🇨🇳🇵🇭⚡- Stand-off between the Philippines and China at the Scarborough Shoal.
The Philippine Navy have begun reinforcing its position east of the shoal. With 4 Philippines Coast Guard vessels, BRP Bagacay, BRP Ramon Alcaraz, BRP Gabriela Silang, BRP Suluan having arrived.
However, more importantly, the US combat vessel, USS Savannah is also seen operating south of the shoal. The closest the US has ever been to Scarborough Shoal.
Scarborough Shoal is currently blockaded by at least 11 Chinese vessels.
The Philippine Navy have begun reinforcing its position east of the shoal. With 4 Philippines Coast Guard vessels, BRP Bagacay, BRP Ramon Alcaraz, BRP Gabriela Silang, BRP Suluan having arrived.
However, more importantly, the US combat vessel, USS Savannah is also seen operating south of the shoal. The closest the US has ever been to Scarborough Shoal.
Scarborough Shoal is currently blockaded by at least 11 Chinese vessels.
27.04.202507:02
🇺🇸🇾🇪 The Houthis have successfully shot down at least seven multi-million-dollar American drones over last 6 weeks, hindering the US’ ability to move into “phase two” of the operation against the group, per multiple officials.
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/04/25/politics/houthis-target-drones-hampering-trump-mission/index.html
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/04/25/politics/houthis-target-drones-hampering-trump-mission/index.html
26.04.202516:24
🇺🇸🇮🇱 The Trump administration has reversed visa terminations for thousands of foreign students with minor legal infractions but upheld the revocation of legal status for those who have publicly criticized Israel.
🔗 AF Post
🔗 AF Post
26.04.202506:59
🇦🇺 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has condemned hecklers who booed the ‘Welcome to Country’ at Anzac Day dawn services and says those responsible need to face the full force of the law.
📝 Sulla: They’re making it illegal to boo in the free world
🔗 ausvstheagenda
📝 Sulla: They’re making it illegal to boo in the free world
🔗 ausvstheagenda
+1
25.04.202515:38
🇵🇸 Before and after photos of the destruction of Rafah on the Egyptian border
🔗 EGYOSINT
🔗 EGYOSINT
से पुनः पोस्ट किया:Rerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts
27.04.202514:14
🇮🇷 - Rerum Novarum have geolocated the footage to:
See photo 1: We have marked the point of the initial fume on the map as a red flame. The point from which the footage was captured has also been marked as a purple X, the arrow indicates the direction of recording.
The vital detail of the footage are the two trucks up front, the trucks can be seen carrying 'sandbags', packaging identical nitrogen tetroxide, N₂O₄, a powerful oxidant. If near combustible material (the initial fume), it will explode, and explode very powerfully.
The question is, why were two truck loads of N₂O₄ being moved in the direction of the fume? And then parked in front of a warehouse. The compounds were just delivered to the doorstep of the already existing fire, and then left there to explode...
See photo 2: Rerum Novarum have identified the warehouse on the right-hand side of the trucks belongs to Sinai Maritime and Port Services. According to Financial Times, the company is in no way involved in storing ballistic or rocket fuels.
However, it is likely they were making their way towards a large storage facility further west (marked with a green flag, with the route shown on map). There is no information for this warehouse, which is normal for Iran when storing sensitive materials.
But it doesn't explain why the trucks were parked, or this route was even taken, as the warehouse in the west has its own access road. Negligence?
27.12474, 56.06764.See photo 1: We have marked the point of the initial fume on the map as a red flame. The point from which the footage was captured has also been marked as a purple X, the arrow indicates the direction of recording.
The vital detail of the footage are the two trucks up front, the trucks can be seen carrying 'sandbags', packaging identical nitrogen tetroxide, N₂O₄, a powerful oxidant. If near combustible material (the initial fume), it will explode, and explode very powerfully.
The question is, why were two truck loads of N₂O₄ being moved in the direction of the fume? And then parked in front of a warehouse. The compounds were just delivered to the doorstep of the already existing fire, and then left there to explode...
See photo 2: Rerum Novarum have identified the warehouse on the right-hand side of the trucks belongs to Sinai Maritime and Port Services. According to Financial Times, the company is in no way involved in storing ballistic or rocket fuels.
However, it is likely they were making their way towards a large storage facility further west (marked with a green flag, with the route shown on map). There is no information for this warehouse, which is normal for Iran when storing sensitive materials.
But it doesn't explain why the trucks were parked, or this route was even taken, as the warehouse in the west has its own access road. Negligence?
27.04.202508:31
🇺🇸🇾🇪🇾🇪 American military contractors are reportedly on the ground in Yemen, advising government forces and enhancing coordination with US forces, while also strengthening Washington’s previously weak intelligence-gathering capability - SCMP
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3307989/yemen-prepares-biggest-offensive-ever-seen-against-houthi-rebels-us-support
🔗 Faytuks Network
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3307989/yemen-prepares-biggest-offensive-ever-seen-against-houthi-rebels-us-support
🔗 Faytuks Network
27.04.202506:32
🇮🇳🇵🇰 1JZ on X: After looking into it a bit more, I think India must have insane levels of corruption in their military. India spends 10x as much as Pakistan on military but advantage in air is only 3:2, and India is actually inferior to Pakistan in artillery by 1:2.
In a PK defense scenario where SAMs contribute to defense, PK/IN are roughly equal in air, and PK outguns India significantly in SPG. Without ability to suppress artillery with CAS, attacker will get massacred.
India's artillery procurement has been a disaster, a ground offensive is infeasible.
India's greatest area of advantage over Pakistan is infantry manpower. It would be insane to attack using infantry numerical superiority against Pakistan's artillery superiority. This is not a politically realistic option.
Russia has a 10:1 advantage in artillery over Ukraine, attacking over flat terrain, and it is still a major slog. For India to attack with a 1:2 disadvantage in artillery, in mountainous terrain, would be insanity.
My conclusion is a major Indian offensive is infeasible. Even a major air campaign would be insanely expensive. Most likely outcome is a symbolic strike like 2019 where both sides claim victory until next time.
https://x.com/JZ281C/status/1916025727285109164
In a PK defense scenario where SAMs contribute to defense, PK/IN are roughly equal in air, and PK outguns India significantly in SPG. Without ability to suppress artillery with CAS, attacker will get massacred.
India's artillery procurement has been a disaster, a ground offensive is infeasible.
India's greatest area of advantage over Pakistan is infantry manpower. It would be insane to attack using infantry numerical superiority against Pakistan's artillery superiority. This is not a politically realistic option.
Russia has a 10:1 advantage in artillery over Ukraine, attacking over flat terrain, and it is still a major slog. For India to attack with a 1:2 disadvantage in artillery, in mountainous terrain, would be insanity.
My conclusion is a major Indian offensive is infeasible. Even a major air campaign would be insanely expensive. Most likely outcome is a symbolic strike like 2019 where both sides claim victory until next time.
https://x.com/JZ281C/status/1916025727285109164
26.04.202515:41
🇮🇳🇵🇰 There’s a great deal of confusion circulating right now about the Indus Waters Treaty, following reports that India has moved to suspend its implementation. In light of this development, it’s important to clarify what the treaty actually is, how it works, and what this move does and does not mean in practice let me explain:
The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960 with the facilitation of the World Bank, has long been considered one of the most durable water-sharing agreements in modern history. It governs the division of the Indus river system between India and Pakistan. Under the treaty, India has rights over the eastern rivers (Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej), while Pakistan has access to the western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab). India is allowed limited use of the western rivers primarily for non-consumptive purposes such as hydropower but is not permitted to store or divert these waters in a way that harms downstream flow into Pakistan.
However, it's important to clarify that India is not entirely excluded from using the western rivers. The treaty permits India to use up to 20% of their flow for specific purposes, including irrigation, power generation, and navigation. These uses are strictly regulated to ensure minimal impact on Pakistan’s share. In addition, both countries maintain rights related to drainage issues, river conservation, and ecological management. Disputes over new projects are handled through treaty mechanisms such as neutral expert review or international arbitration not through unilateral decision-making.
With this in mind, the announcement of a suspension does not mean India is now physically cutting off water to Pakistan. That is both technically and politically unfeasible at this stage. India currently lacks the infrastructure required to block or significantly reduce water flows on the western rivers. Projects like Kishanganga and Ratle often mentioned in this context are hydroelectric in nature, not storage projects. Any future infrastructure capable of altering flow on a strategic scale would take years to build and would face not only engineering and environmental challenges, but also legal and international scrutiny.
This move should therefore be understood not as an operational shift, but as a political signal a form of pressure,r etaliation, in the context of the recent events. For Pakistan, however, the stakes are high. The Indus system provides the backbone of the country’s agriculture, drinking water, and economy around 20% of their GDP depends on it. Any suggestion of interference with that system understandably raises alarm.
As for China, while the Indus technically originates in Tibet, it plays no direct role in the treaty and has no significant control over the river's flow as it enters India. Claims that China is blocking the Indus are unfounded and largely serve as disinformation.
In short, it does not at least for now translate into a disruption of water flow.
What we’re seeing is a new pattern that hasn’t been observed before, but the suspension it’s more of a political move than a practical one. For now, the situation is more about signaling than immediate action, as the infrastructure needed to affect water flows just doesn’t exist yet. Still, this escalation could be dangerous, and it’s something to watch closely.
🔗 GeoInsider
The Indus Waters Treaty, signed in 1960 with the facilitation of the World Bank, has long been considered one of the most durable water-sharing agreements in modern history. It governs the division of the Indus river system between India and Pakistan. Under the treaty, India has rights over the eastern rivers (Ravi, Beas, and Sutlej), while Pakistan has access to the western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, and Chenab). India is allowed limited use of the western rivers primarily for non-consumptive purposes such as hydropower but is not permitted to store or divert these waters in a way that harms downstream flow into Pakistan.
However, it's important to clarify that India is not entirely excluded from using the western rivers. The treaty permits India to use up to 20% of their flow for specific purposes, including irrigation, power generation, and navigation. These uses are strictly regulated to ensure minimal impact on Pakistan’s share. In addition, both countries maintain rights related to drainage issues, river conservation, and ecological management. Disputes over new projects are handled through treaty mechanisms such as neutral expert review or international arbitration not through unilateral decision-making.
With this in mind, the announcement of a suspension does not mean India is now physically cutting off water to Pakistan. That is both technically and politically unfeasible at this stage. India currently lacks the infrastructure required to block or significantly reduce water flows on the western rivers. Projects like Kishanganga and Ratle often mentioned in this context are hydroelectric in nature, not storage projects. Any future infrastructure capable of altering flow on a strategic scale would take years to build and would face not only engineering and environmental challenges, but also legal and international scrutiny.
This move should therefore be understood not as an operational shift, but as a political signal a form of pressure,r etaliation, in the context of the recent events. For Pakistan, however, the stakes are high. The Indus system provides the backbone of the country’s agriculture, drinking water, and economy around 20% of their GDP depends on it. Any suggestion of interference with that system understandably raises alarm.
As for China, while the Indus technically originates in Tibet, it plays no direct role in the treaty and has no significant control over the river's flow as it enters India. Claims that China is blocking the Indus are unfounded and largely serve as disinformation.
In short, it does not at least for now translate into a disruption of water flow.
What we’re seeing is a new pattern that hasn’t been observed before, but the suspension it’s more of a political move than a practical one. For now, the situation is more about signaling than immediate action, as the infrastructure needed to affect water flows just doesn’t exist yet. Still, this escalation could be dangerous, and it’s something to watch closely.
🔗 GeoInsider
25.04.202520:24
🇺🇸🇪🇺 The Europeans are just completely boycotting the U.S.
Tourism industry going to get decimated in the states.
🔗 Spencer Hakimian
Tourism industry going to get decimated in the states.
🔗 Spencer Hakimian
25.04.202514:40
🇯🇵🇨🇳 Japan will not take part in any trade bloc that seeks to isolate China, given the importance of China as a trading partner
https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-24/japan-to-resist-trump-efforts-to-form-trade-bloc-against-china
https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-24/japan-to-resist-trump-efforts-to-form-trade-bloc-against-china
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GeoPWatch
27.04.202513:19
🇵🇸🤝🇮🇱 — Palestinian Authorities President Mahmoud Abbas, 89, has picked Hussein al-Sheikh as his PLO vice president.
➡️Hussein Al-Sheikh who currently heads the PLO's Executive Committee is considered and usually referred to as “Israel's favorite Palestinian”
➡️ Officially, there's no role such as "vice-president", but given Abbas' age (89) Fatah has found a way to avoid another elections by setting a successor.
➡️It's worthy to note that in 2003, Yassir Arafat, former PA President has ordered the PA forces to arrest Hussein Al-Sheikh but later on the order was cancelled due to Hussein's connections.
📝The man once wanted for spying for Israel is now set to become the PA's president.
➡️Hussein Al-Sheikh who currently heads the PLO's Executive Committee is considered and usually referred to as “Israel's favorite Palestinian”
➡️ Officially, there's no role such as "vice-president", but given Abbas' age (89) Fatah has found a way to avoid another elections by setting a successor.
➡️It's worthy to note that in 2003, Yassir Arafat, former PA President has ordered the PA forces to arrest Hussein Al-Sheikh but later on the order was cancelled due to Hussein's connections.
📝The man once wanted for spying for Israel is now set to become the PA's president.
27.04.202508:01
🇨🇳🪸 China seizes disputed reef in the South China Sea - the remarkable thing of the noise in international affairs of late is helping advancing the seizing of features in the SCS in a way we had not seen in years. With consequences for Taiwan too.
https://www.ft.com/content/ae6acb23-7b09-4783-8ebb-9e88b5126361
https://archive.ph/7xrGe
https://www.ft.com/content/ae6acb23-7b09-4783-8ebb-9e88b5126361
https://archive.ph/7xrGe
26.04.202523:51
Fuentes and Alex Jones discuss Palantir and AI powering the deep state:
"When you combine AI with the centralized state, with the autonomous drones... this is the kind of panopticon super-state that you've been talking about forever."
🔗 FuentesUpdates
"When you combine AI with the centralized state, with the autonomous drones... this is the kind of panopticon super-state that you've been talking about forever."
🔗 FuentesUpdates
26.04.202515:04
🏠🇺🇸 Monthly home value growth now negative in every major Florida metro.
Including Miami.
🔗 Nick Gerli
Including Miami.
🔗 Nick Gerli
25.04.202517:22
🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Times of Israel: Israel is deeply concerned the US is moving fast toward a "bad deal" with Iran that won't block nuclear weapons. They believe talks are "very advanced". PM Netanyahu held urgent meetings, concerned the deal won't remove all traces of Iran's program.
🔗 Faytuks Network
🔗 Faytuks Network
25.04.202513:31
🇵🇱 The Polish government has submitted a draft law in parliament that would give easier access to Polish pensions to Indian citizens.
Currently you need 25 years of work in Poland to be eligible for a pension. The new law will qualify foreigners who worked a total of 25 years in Poland and India. So an Indian who worked only 1 year in Poland could qualify for a Polish pension.
In this bill the Tusk gov stated that they hope this provides "additional motivation for Indian citizens to take up work in Poland"
Additionally the Polish government will help Indian universities develop Polish language courses, which will facilitate mass migration and "integration" of hindus into Poland.
🔗 Polish Connection
Currently you need 25 years of work in Poland to be eligible for a pension. The new law will qualify foreigners who worked a total of 25 years in Poland and India. So an Indian who worked only 1 year in Poland could qualify for a Polish pension.
In this bill the Tusk gov stated that they hope this provides "additional motivation for Indian citizens to take up work in Poland"
Additionally the Polish government will help Indian universities develop Polish language courses, which will facilitate mass migration and "integration" of hindus into Poland.
🔗 Polish Connection
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