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"We Spy Like Hell On Them": Trump Responds To Question On China Cyberattacks
When questioned by reporters on whether he spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about the cyberattacks that China has done in the US, President Trump said, "I did. He talked about attacks that we did in China. You know, what they do, we do too."
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Mossad Operative Behind Op Roaring Lion Was Killed On Mission, Says Spy Chief
"During 'Operation Roaring Lion,' my thoughts and heart were filled with pride in the character and actions of M., who fell outside Israel while carrying out his duty," Mossad's director, David Barnea said.
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A Missile On One Soldier's Shoulder Could Ground The US Air War In Iran
Iran shot down US jets while China denied arming Tehran. But reports of a Chinese spy satellite being used by Iran, the viral F-35 tutorial from a Chinese engineer, and now 1,000+ MANPADs reportedly on their way to the war suggests otherwise.
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Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
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Chinese Whistleblower Exposes How Beijing Monitors Citizens At Home, Abroad
Ma Ruilin, who belonged to the Chinese-speaking Muslim minority, alleged that his department was instructed to take strict action against certain religious sites.
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Gallium: Chinese Spy Network That Operated In 42 Countries Exposed By Google
Google prevented a Chinese-linked hacking group attempting to infiltrate telecom and government organisations across at least 42 countries, the tech giant claimed Wednesday.
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Trump's Spy Chief Tulsi Gabbard Winds Down Intelligence Task Force
US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard told Reuters on Tuesday that she has wound down a task force she launched last year with the declared goal of rooting out politicisation from intelligence agencies.
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This Country Wants US Spy Planes. Not For Espionage, But To Hunt Al Qaeda
Ivory Coast wants the Trump administration to station US spy planes in the country's north to carry outcross-border operations targeting Al Qaeda-allied jihadists wreaking havoc across the Sahel
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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
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Ex CIA Spy Reveals How Nuclear Scientist Had Pak Generals 'On His Payroll'
James Lawler outlined how these covert efforts eventually drew in AQ Khan's proliferation network. The US had monitored Khan's role in building Pakistan's nuclear capability for years before analysts realised the scale of his outward trafficking.
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Spy Who Married A Techie: Inside The Rise Of 'Sex Warfare' In Silicon Valley
He met her at a conference. She seemed brilliant, charming, and genuinely interested in his work. Years later, he realised she was part of a carefully orchestrated intelligence operation, designed to extract secrets from America's tech frontier.
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Nepali Man Arrested For Supplying Indian SIM Cards To Pakistan's ISI: Cops
A Nepali national, who was allegedly lured by Pakistan's ISI with the promise of a US visa and opportunities in journalism, has been arrested by the Delhi Police for supplying Indian SIM cards that were used by spy agency for espionage activities.
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US SEAL Team 6 Reached North Korea To Plant Spy Device. Then Chaos Unfolded
In 2019, a group of Navy SEALs entered North Korea for a secret mission to plant a device to intercept communications of Kim Jong Un, however, the mission was aborted as SEALs ended up encountering an unexpected boat at the North Korean shore.
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US Commandos Killed North Korean Civilians In Botched 2019 Mission: Report
US commandos launched an audacious operation in 2019 to plant a listening device in North Korea to spy on Kim Jong Un, but the mission quickly unraveled and culminated in the deaths of multiple civilians.
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How Search For The Titanic Masked A Top-Secret Cold War Spy Operation
In the early hours of September 1, 1985, grainy black-and-white images of a metal cylinder flickered onto the monitors in the command centre of the research vessel Knorr. The team was searching the Atlantic seabed for the shipwreck of the Titanic.
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"We Spy Like Hell On Them": Trump Responds To Question On China Cyberattacks
When questioned by reporters on whether he spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about the cyberattacks that China has done in the US, President Trump said, "I did. He talked about attacks that we did in China. You know, what they do, we do too."
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Mossad Operative Behind Op Roaring Lion Was Killed On Mission, Says Spy Chief
"During 'Operation Roaring Lion,' my thoughts and heart were filled with pride in the character and actions of M., who fell outside Israel while carrying out his duty," Mossad's director, David Barnea said.
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A Missile On One Soldier's Shoulder Could Ground The US Air War In Iran
Iran shot down US jets while China denied arming Tehran. But reports of a Chinese spy satellite being used by Iran, the viral F-35 tutorial from a Chinese engineer, and now 1,000+ MANPADs reportedly on their way to the war suggests otherwise.
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Assassination That Took 20 Years: Spies, Missed Chances, Then A Final Moment
Before Osama bin Laden became the global face of transnational terrorism, there was another figure-more elusive, less theatrical, but arguably more influential in the evolution of modern guerrilla warfare. He was Imad Mughniyeh.
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Chinese Whistleblower Exposes How Beijing Monitors Citizens At Home, Abroad
Ma Ruilin, who belonged to the Chinese-speaking Muslim minority, alleged that his department was instructed to take strict action against certain religious sites.
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Gallium: Chinese Spy Network That Operated In 42 Countries Exposed By Google
Google prevented a Chinese-linked hacking group attempting to infiltrate telecom and government organisations across at least 42 countries, the tech giant claimed Wednesday.
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Trump's Spy Chief Tulsi Gabbard Winds Down Intelligence Task Force
US spy chief Tulsi Gabbard told Reuters on Tuesday that she has wound down a task force she launched last year with the declared goal of rooting out politicisation from intelligence agencies.
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This Country Wants US Spy Planes. Not For Espionage, But To Hunt Al Qaeda
Ivory Coast wants the Trump administration to station US spy planes in the country's north to carry outcross-border operations targeting Al Qaeda-allied jihadists wreaking havoc across the Sahel
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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
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Ex CIA Spy Reveals How Nuclear Scientist Had Pak Generals 'On His Payroll'
James Lawler outlined how these covert efforts eventually drew in AQ Khan's proliferation network. The US had monitored Khan's role in building Pakistan's nuclear capability for years before analysts realised the scale of his outward trafficking.
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Spy Who Married A Techie: Inside The Rise Of 'Sex Warfare' In Silicon Valley
He met her at a conference. She seemed brilliant, charming, and genuinely interested in his work. Years later, he realised she was part of a carefully orchestrated intelligence operation, designed to extract secrets from America's tech frontier.
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Nepali Man Arrested For Supplying Indian SIM Cards To Pakistan's ISI: Cops
A Nepali national, who was allegedly lured by Pakistan's ISI with the promise of a US visa and opportunities in journalism, has been arrested by the Delhi Police for supplying Indian SIM cards that were used by spy agency for espionage activities.
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US SEAL Team 6 Reached North Korea To Plant Spy Device. Then Chaos Unfolded
In 2019, a group of Navy SEALs entered North Korea for a secret mission to plant a device to intercept communications of Kim Jong Un, however, the mission was aborted as SEALs ended up encountering an unexpected boat at the North Korean shore.
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US Commandos Killed North Korean Civilians In Botched 2019 Mission: Report
US commandos launched an audacious operation in 2019 to plant a listening device in North Korea to spy on Kim Jong Un, but the mission quickly unraveled and culminated in the deaths of multiple civilians.
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How Search For The Titanic Masked A Top-Secret Cold War Spy Operation
In the early hours of September 1, 1985, grainy black-and-white images of a metal cylinder flickered onto the monitors in the command centre of the research vessel Knorr. The team was searching the Atlantic seabed for the shipwreck of the Titanic.
