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Jack Smith’s latest brief redacts almost every name. We undid that for you.
The post We Identified the Key Unnamed Figures in Jack Smith’s New Trump Brief appeared first on The Intercept.
Any time Iran wants, they can over-saturate Israeli missile defenses, turn off the power and destroy the military bases. That was proven this week.
Israel’s ground forces are incompetent and cowardly. They had grave trouble fighting Hamas. Hezbollah whipped them back in 2006 when they dared attack on the ground. Hezbollah’s troops are seasoned war vetrans, and extremely motivated.
What Israel has is airpower, good intelligence, and the USA.
And nukes.
Airpower’s nice, but it doesn’t win wars. And if all your airbases are destroyed or under constant attack, a lot of it goes away. Neighbouring countries have said they won’t base Israeli airplanes.
Wednesday, August 28th, marked the beginning of the copyright infringement lawsuit filed by the Polish train manufacturer Newag against train maintenance yard Serwis Pojazdow Szynowych and experts from the Dragon Sector group, who revealed weird software locks in Impuls-series trains. The company demands almost six million Polish złotys (about 1.4mln EUR) compensation. Surprisingly, it also admits that the hackers did not modify software in on-board controllers.
In late 2023 Onet and Zaufana Trzecia Strona wrote about Impuls multiple-unit trains that were rendered inoperable. I wrote about this for OKO.press in December that year. For years Newag-manufactured trains experienced suspicious breakdowns, becoming inoperable often after maintenance performed by third-party maintenance yards like Serwis Pojazdów Szynowych (SPS).
A new way of thinking about the history of the Earth.
The post When Earth Had Rings appeared first on Nautilus.
Gilbert Bigio, Haiti’s richest man, is more than just a local power broker—he’s a key player for Israel. His actions are directly linked to Haiti’s collapse and the migrant surge to the U.S. So why is the West still protecting him?
The post Gilbert Bigio: Israel’s Man in Haiti and the Architect Behind the US Migrant Crisis appeared first on MintPress News.
Satellite imagery confirms damage to Israeli air bases after Iran’s missile strikes. Israel maintains its air force was unaffected, but shifting narratives and blurred satellite images raise questions.
The post Censorship and Damage Control: Israel’s Response to Iran’s Retaliatory Strikes appeared first on MintPress News.